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jimmac
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 Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 22:22 Post subject: Towbar for a L400 |
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Just bought this one (have lusted after a Delica for quite some time now) & it must be the only L400 in Scotland without a towbar!!! The company supplying the new towbar need to know which model I have...I foolishly thought they were all the same.
Can any one advise which model I have and/or suggest the best place to get the said item. Its an L reg 31/7/94 Exceed Vin Number PD8W0004112. Also is there any knowledgable mechanics in the Glasgow area |
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jimmac
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| Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 22:32 Post subject: towbar |
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| Should have said the towbar company are looking for version 1, 2 or 3....I thought it was just L400 |
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hotchpotch
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2014 21:38 Post subject: Re: towbar |
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| jimmac wrote: |
| Should have said the towbar company are looking for version 1, 2 or 3....I thought it was just L400 |
Dunno.
Maybe try a different towbar company 
Cheers
Peter
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jimmac
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2014 23:00 Post subject: |
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| Have now managed to find a supplier & have fitted the towbar....cheers |
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andyman
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I'm not an L400 expert, but I reckon at 1994, it's an L400 Series1, the series 2 (facelift) came out in late 1996, then sometime later(2000?) a completely restyled version appeared.
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2014 23:04 Post subject: |
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How's that for timing 8-)
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jimmac
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I see you lead an exiting life as well!!!!
These vehicles seem to take up all your spare time....and thoughts |
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hotchpotch
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| andyman wrote: |
| I'm not an L400 expert, but I reckon at 1994, it's an L400 Series1, the series 2 (facelift) came out in late 1996, then sometime later(2000?) a completely restyled version appeared. |
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hotchpotch
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| Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2014 22:21 Post subject: Re: Towbar for a L400 |
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| jimmac wrote: |
Just bought this one (have lusted after a Delica for quite some time now) & it must be the only L400 in Scotland without a towbar!!! The company supplying the new towbar need to know which model I have...I foolishly thought they were all the same.
Can any one advise which model I have and/or suggest the best place to get the said item. Its an L reg 31/7/94 Exceed Vin Number PD8W0004112. Also is there any knowledgable mechanics in the Glasgow area |
The PD8W bit of the VIN tells you, or anybody else for that matter, which chassis you have, and therefore which towbar will fit
| jimmac wrote: |
I see you lead an exiting life as well!!!!
These vehicles seem to take up all your spare time....and thoughts |
And you thought a wife was high maintenance 
Cheers
Peter
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