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23-09-09, 21:45
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wedding car!
Last weekend I was asked if I could transport Bride and Groom on there wedding day in my carrier.
Banbury, England Thought you might like to see a pic. 
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24-09-09, 18:38
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she must have been up to her eyes in it by the time she got back out again hahahha. the lights you have fitted i take it they are magnetic ones, are these mandatory for road use ? i have been pondering on this for some time, it would make it safer for other road users so they know where your going.... I had been asked by an old chap if my carrier was ready in time before he die's could i transport him to his funeral on the engine cover with a union jack draped over...... it brought a lump to my throat i didnt have the heart to say it wont be done that soon mate....
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25-09-09, 23:46
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Richard
Yes the modern road lights are on a light bar which is on quick release. I have a small panel in the front which i can cover up. Yes if you want to stay within the law in the UK you will need modern lights. However in the sticks I know guys that don't bother. But as I live near London and have taken part in main events in the centre of town it's a must.
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Ron
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