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Making superman jealous
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Bondi
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yeah i have never liked scissor jacks the holden standard one is a bit better than in the territory i cant imagine what crap they put in the falcon.
I have always put the spare under the sill it is just common sense really. I got a blow out on the highway in a hire car once i kept driving in the emergency lane another 5kms or so till the next off ramp before changing they wont be using that rim again.. The euros all have a decent crank jack but most of them not a decent spare, go figure.
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Re: A lesson on safety ha
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