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 Post subject: Which is Longer??
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 10:32 am 
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A mini with no bumpers or a Moke with no bumpers.

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Anyone? I dont particularly want to remove the bumpers from my moke to find out its not...

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:57 pm 
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Moke is longer

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GT mowog wrote:
Moke is longer


Even with bumpers removed..? :?


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 Post subject: Re: Which is Longer??
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IwannaMini wrote:
(and yes this is a serious question)

explainorban :lol:

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I reckon the Moke is shorter, but there won't be much in it.

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Moriarty wrote:
IwannaMini wrote:
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explainorban :lol:


I have an L shaped garage. Two minis over to the side in the shorter flat bit of the "L" with daily car behind them and tools/storage/workbench in the longer straight part of the "L" (if that makes sense)

Anyway, i have my new project which (at the moment) has no bumpers (roundnose) and so i moved my workbench around and fit it into the L bit but nose to tail nose to tail the daily ONLY just fits into the garage. Like with half an inch to spare.

SO... i was thinking, that if the Moke was shorter without bumpers, I would remove the bumpers and put the moke at the end and put the project at the side. I just dont necessarily want to pull of the bumpers to find it doesnt fit any better...........

I have tried to measure them but its hard to accurately measure. I just didnt know if anyone knew.....

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IwannaMini wrote:
GT mowog wrote:
Moke is longer


Even with bumpers removed..? :?


13" Wheel Moke - no bumpers approximately 2 825.22 mm long
Round Nose Mini - no bumpers approximately 2 968.66 mm long

I stand corrected.

On overall lengths, including bumpers, the Moke wins out :wink:

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GT not sure where you got that from (I searched everywhere) but you're a champ..!!

Thank you..!!!

*gets ready to remove some bumpers...........* :lol:


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IwannaMini wrote:

Thank you..!!!



Your welcolme.

BTW, does your moke does have a removable grill?

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she sure does, but i dont think that will make her shorter. :lol:


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IwannaMini wrote:
she sure does, but i dont think that will make her shorter. :lol:


Yes it would - by a poofteeth

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IwannaMini wrote:
she sure does, but i dont think that will make her shorter. :lol:


No, it just makes it a real BITCH to get at the bolts for the front bar.

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IwannaMini wrote:
she sure does, but i dont think that will make her shorter. :lol:


No, it just makes it a real BITCH to get at the bolts for the front bar.


only if you cant remove the front grill... Moira's comes off. :wink:


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Wombat wrote:
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she sure does, but i dont think that will make her shorter. :lol:


Yes it would - by a poofteeth


The headlights stick out past the grille so you'd have to take them out.

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