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06-04-2012, 12:21 AM
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Location: Launceston TAS
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I knew a guy who had an older Jaguar XJ that was fully restored. He got two of the kids high jump bendy bars. (basically a long elastic strap wrapped in foam with a hook at each end).
Once he parked he hooked them to each side wheel arch to wheel arch. Seemed to work well. I always park at the back of a carpark, even in my daily.
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Re: Protecting car from scrapes/dints
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