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28-05-14, 05:11
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Towed behind the family sedan...as typically done in Canada when called for in these situations...
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28-05-14, 06:48
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 It would be one family sedan I'd like to see! 
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28-05-14, 12:35
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Here is one of work's family sedans that I am tasked with driving and a CVRT
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28-05-14, 12:39
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And for longer trips we use this rig, never have enough trailer length, that is always my gripe
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28-05-14, 12:49
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I've visited lots of garden shops, but never found a proper money tree. You guys must have them all
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28-05-14, 13:05
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 Also like the Scorpion, love the sound of them. We have a striker in the club and there's a Sabre in Tassie.
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31-05-14, 14:20
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Bruce, I remember the house in that photo..and the time the carrier slipped onto its side.. Man that must have been truly frightening !!!!
As for trailer trains, the Aussies have everyone beat.. the most you'll see in Canada is two trailers.
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