It's working now.... ------------------------------
"Ruby"
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Jean-Paul wrote:
the rubber boot mat goes all te way to the second row or ends behind them ?
I think they all stop at the back to the second row seats, the liners can go up the back of the second row seats, not sure how high, depends on the design of them I guess.
25th Jun 2009 9:00 am
Jean-Paul
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ok nice. I think I am going to use the rbber mat and not the load liner. I don't see the use of having the uplifted rounds..J.p
When you have stuff in the boot and then drop the rear seats, you can just pull the load liner forward with all the crap in....
Stops anything falling down between the seats etc. Also if anything spills in the back it stays in the liner, just pull it out hose it down and no mess in the D3.... ------------------------------
"Ruby"
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from the pictures i have seen, it seems impossible to pull the whole thing out since it is from end to end. can you please confirm that it can be pulled out as it is ?J.p
25th Jun 2009 9:28 am
ad15
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so, after last nights excursion into the mud I decided to go to the supermarket, parked as close as possible to the door, fitted just in between 2 nice shiny cars, when i came out i had spaces either side of me but the rest of the carp ark was rammed...
so, if you don't want to get dented in the carpark just make sure it's proper dirty...
think this may also work for clampers, mud absolutely everywhere... one wife.......livid
22nd Jul 2009 12:54 pm
SJR
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ad15 wrote:
think this may also work for clampers, mud absolutely everywhere...
Or alternatively PATENT an IR device fitted inside the wheel arch to spray permanent marking ink onto anyone who reaches inside the arch
Could also be used near the spare wheel and would keep all the cats that like to lie down under the exhaust away I believe that every human has a finite number of heart-beats. I don't intend to waste any of mine running around doing exercises.
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22nd Jul 2009 1:03 pm
ad15
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Quote:
carp ark
obviously noah had a "fish vacation" promotion on one wife.......livid
22nd Jul 2009 1:46 pm
robsmith
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ad15 wrote:
so, after last nights excursion into the mud I decided to go to the supermarket, parked as close as possible to the door, fitted just in between 2 nice shiny cars, when i came out i had spaces either side of me but the rest of the carp ark was rammed...
so, if you don't want to get dented in the carpark just make sure it's proper dirty...
think this may also work for clampers, mud absolutely everywhere...
I can vouch for a good layer of mud being an extremely effective deterrent to just about anyone not "in the know". Best mud is the very sticky, somewhat smelly stuff that you often find near to or pens. Only one draw back is that its effect tends to be greatly reduced as it dries out or gets washed off, but then its time/excuse for a top-up - and we all know what the best way to get a top-up of mud is don't we children
Yes, go and play in it
As for loading at the supermarket, since half the boot area is full of a fridge and two boxes of recovery and other junk its not too bad a reach, normally over the lower half of the tailgate, but sometimes I do drop the lower half when I'm feeling that way inclined Rob Smith
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22nd Jul 2009 2:06 pm
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I have to stick the shopping on the back seat; the boot is full of dog. “There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely gamesâ€
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22nd Jul 2009 2:25 pm
AWD man
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I got one of those OEM sliding trays on the floor of my boot... pull the tray forward..load it up with shopping, slide it back in... job done.
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22nd Jul 2009 2:46 pm
ad15
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my mud is the good smelly "bog" peety type,
mmm one wife.......livid
22nd Jul 2009 3:59 pm
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but the rest of the carp ark was rammed... 
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pens. Only one draw back is that its effect tends to be greatly reduced as it dries out or gets washed off, but then its time/excuse for a top-up - and we all know what the best way to get a top-up of mud is don't we children 
