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I had brackets for the Corniche, and can honestly say they were a complete waste of time IMHO. The trailer didn`t end up much narrower...about 6" if we were lucky...and it was incredibly difficult to turn on its side. Me and Hubby couldn`t do it. We needed the neighbours two strapping rugby playing sons to help.
Also I had to empty the cupboard areas of the kitchen and the storage boxes because everything was just going to get rolled around. We also took everything out the footwell to make it lighter to turn...still needed help.
I would check the height measurement of your TT before spending time on making a set, Jim...remember to add a little for the bars as well. Then take up weightlifting.....
Post last edited on 20/09/2004 14:10:13
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