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Old 17-03-18, 20:42
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Thank you to everyone for the great discussion and information. It is a beautifully designed gauge: to see a complete dashboard would be truly impressive.
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Old 17-03-18, 23:58
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The dash ammeter and the one on the little joe are the same in the Sexton.
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Old 18-03-18, 05:02
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Maurice, is in not safe while it's un opened?
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Old 18-03-18, 07:10
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Safe, yes but might set off the scanner and then it gets crushed.
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Old 18-03-18, 09:49
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Safe, yes but might set off the scanner and then it gets crushed.
Brian,

It may be best to send them out one by one, chances of setting off the scanner are lower and if it triggers the scanner, only one gets crushed...

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Old 18-03-18, 10:38
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these things get all the alarm bells going at the customs , dealers from the continent who travel to shows in the UK with their merchandise get pulled over yo check their load , even if there are only 2 gauges in their load .I ones send a G147 half track gauge over to a member from this forum , and I got a message that it was impounded with no return .
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Old 18-03-18, 10:50
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O.k...... Stupid question: What would happen if it was declared properly?
Governments move this stuff around. How should it be done?
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Jeep Mb #135668
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