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Moggy shell inside a transit van?
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RobThomas
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Moggy shell inside a transit van?
I just wondered if the standard Transit van would swallow a Moggy shell. I've got to transport my shell from Cardiff to Chippenham and wondered if I could save a lot of effort and get a Mog inside a Tranny van or a Tranny Luton with a tail lift.
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ASL642
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
Try a Luton Van max load weight 1800Kg 2metres wide 4 metres long heights ok as well. 
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
I know for a fact they fit in the newer shape as they are slightly wider not sure about the other shapes of transit but be fun to try 
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
I wouldn't recommend it. How do you propose to secure the load? Moggie tyres and smooth van flooring is not exactly a velcro combination in the dry - let alone if you load it up wet! If you brake hard the car will crash through the fibreglass shell and into the cab no problem. If your hit up the rear the mog may end up on the bonnet of the vehicle behind. Either way you'd be in deep doo-doos with Plod at the very least.
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
He did say Moggie (??) shell. I assume not a dead cat - so probably a Morris Minor bare shell! Would be good to pad it with old tyres though - to stop it banging about too much.



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MarkyB
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
Don't forget to take some pictures of it loaded, and getting it loaded.
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
Are there any inner wheel arch obstructions inside the van as in the old Trannys ?
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RobThomas
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
Looks like it will have to be a Luton Van. The tail lift will make it possible to do it single-handed so long as I am careful. It is still bolted to that rolling trolley frame so that the front will be inside the van even before the trolley gets onto the tail lift.
PS The trolley will be avaiable for sale once I've finished with it. Anyone interested?
(First picture at... http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=32120 )
PS The trolley will be avaiable for sale once I've finished with it. Anyone interested?
(First picture at... http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=32120 )
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RobThomas
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Re: Moggy shell inside a transit van?
Its fits quite nicely in a 3.5 metre Transit Luton.[frame]
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