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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Stanthorpe QLD
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what do you do if going though an intersection no pick up and a car coming though the intersection does not see you stop or try to get out off the wayy with no pickup you are going to be in trouble.
Yes you have to do it safely but you also need to know you have the power there to get you out of trouble if needed. The mercs have enough but the smaller but still as heavy commodores and the falcons when they used them dont. The f trucks although big are the best for this type of work they also can carry two patients in comfort aswell as all the gear needed to do the job Ian
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