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PostPosted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:26 am 
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I am the lucky :D (unlucky :oops: ) purchaser and was thinking of cutting it in half and making a trailer... thoughts?


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That is cheap :shock:

But it is also slab sided - no pressings or side openings.
The china mokes have the right pressings, but they are $4,500

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awdmoke wrote:
the china mokes have the right pressings, but they are $4,500


Only on the outside, they are flat at the back, on the insides and the floor.

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At least the china mokes have a square exhaust tunnel, that one is completely flat - imagine the flex in that thing. Not to mention how totally illegal it would be to drive it. I can't even see shock mounts at the rear.

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Mini Mad wrote:
At least the china mokes have a square exhaust tunnel, that one is completely flat - imagine the flex in that thing.


I would have thought most of the strength was in the box sections / sides... This one being solid would surely be stronger than the normal moke (although your comments are 100% noted... haha...)


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awdmoke wrote:
That is cheap :shock:


I wonder if it's one of those things that someone buy's , finds they can't register it , sell's it , the next person does the same etc till it gets to that price .

It does look a bit scary on the floor flexing , might be alright if you wanted something cheap for a motorkhana shell though .

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sports850 wrote:
might be alright if you wanted something cheap for a motorkhana shell though .


What about if you plugged the 3 holes in the bottom... would it be OK as a boat?


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that was another impulsive buy wasnt it... haha.. i'm sure you will find a goo use of it.
make it a BBQ or something :)

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Yeah , go for it , back half as a trailer for behind the moke and front section for a BBQ as Emm suggested .

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Ya - get it out of circulation as an imposter Moke and put it to good use :wink:

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sports850 wrote:
Yeah , go for it , back half as a trailer for behind the moke and front section for a BBQ as Emm suggested .


Brilliant idea! Much better than a real moke shell as a trailer!

Go for it!

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I agree will be awesome as a trailer and BBQ!

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Matt68 wrote:
sports850 wrote:
Yeah , go for it , back half as a trailer for behind the moke and front section for a BBQ as Emm suggested .


Brilliant idea! Much better than a real moke shell as a trailer!

Go for it!


Either that or make it into a shorty moke , you wouldn't notice the missing indentations on the side then .

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if you dont do a bbq with it, i will. I have been looking for a mini or a moke to make into a bbq. Much to my wife's disgust....

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