Hardtop Weight?
#2
Depends on how your vendor packs it.
He could use a box and packaging of 20kg, or 5kg or 30kg.
It is the gross weight that is needed.
Weight of a hardtop without packaging, I would look at internet and compare Roadster against GT weights ( the only difference being the roof ).
But as per initial comment - you need the total weight.
He could use a box and packaging of 20kg, or 5kg or 30kg.
It is the gross weight that is needed.
Weight of a hardtop without packaging, I would look at internet and compare Roadster against GT weights ( the only difference being the roof ).
But as per initial comment - you need the total weight.
#5
Im in Northern Ireland and the Hardtop & Stand is in Potton in Bedfordshire, im hoping a local haulage company could collect it when they are in London and driving back up to the docks but its not 100%, and i really dont fancy getting a boat from Belfast - Liverpool then driving down to Bedfordshire for it...
Makes you trip to Newcastle not seem too bad now eh?
Makes you trip to Newcastle not seem too bad now eh?
#6
Originally Posted by Gaspode,Dec 1 2009, 11:44 PM
Depends on how your vendor packs it.
He could use a box and packaging of 20kg, or 5kg or 30kg.
It is the gross weight that is needed.
Weight of a hardtop without packaging, I would look at internet and compare Roadster against GT weights ( the only difference being the roof ).
But as per initial comment - you need the total weight.
He could use a box and packaging of 20kg, or 5kg or 30kg.
It is the gross weight that is needed.
Weight of a hardtop without packaging, I would look at internet and compare Roadster against GT weights ( the only difference being the roof ).
But as per initial comment - you need the total weight.
The fitting kit is a couple of kilos too, and that stays on the chassis
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