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MG MGA - The things you pick up!
I picked this up on a drive along a road through bushland not far from Melbourne. Didn't know it was there until I put the car on the hoist to change the oil. Mike |
Mike Ellsmore |
Wow, thats amazing, are you sure it's not just a DPOs attempt at a cheap chassis repair or maybe the remains of a basic floatation device?😁 Colyn |
Colyn Firth |
Another pic
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Mike Ellsmore |
Are you sure that you stayed on the road? Shane |
Shanerj |
Winter is coming (to Victoria anyway)...the start of Mike's firewood scavenging. |
Gary Lock |
I have been known to go off-road in my A (see pic) but picking up the log was definitely on the road - a bit of wind blown litter. Mike |
Mike Ellsmore |
You were lucky - a little more to the side and you might have had a very noisy missing exhaust sound! |
R Taylor |
A bit of illegally imported wood and bugs from Tasmania no doubt! Bearing in mind how thoroughly us Poms are frisked when we arrive from the UK I am surprised your Border Security did not spot it on return!!!! Steve |
Steve Gyles |
So that's where the phrase "logging the miles" comes from |
Art Pearse |
Hmm, I'd leave that there- You never know when you might need a piece of wood----------------lol willy |
William Revit |
I'd like to see how you are going to remove it Cheers Gary 1979 MGB |
gary hansen |
Gary, I got a long length of 3”x2” lumber. My mate held one end on the back of the log and I belted the other with a 10 pound hammer from behind the car. It came out okay. Mike |
Mike Ellsmore |
Looking at your pix, it looked a lot worse than I imagined. Hope no critial undercarriage damage happened. Cheers Gary 79 MGB |
gary hansen |
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