Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
12-01-2003, 06:15 PM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
Where they do delivery around here, I often see some fool driving from the
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
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Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
12-01-2003, 06:15 PM
#12
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
Where they do delivery around here, I often see some fool driving from the
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
12-01-2003, 06:15 PM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
Where they do delivery around here, I often see some fool driving from the
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
British cars around.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
12-01-2003, 07:01 PM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
12-01-2003, 07:01 PM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
12-01-2003, 07:01 PM
#16
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
Andy
<me63401@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:oqbnsvov4n98uaj6jn1qg2tbnmf5c0u4aj@4ax.com...
> >On your other questions I think you could drive it legally, why not, but
a
> >better deal.. I would not know.
>
> OK
>
> Well I have actually "thought" abt taking a part time
> job delivering papers or mail..... hence the questions.
>
> But.... I was also curious as to whether getting such a
> vehicle might yield a better deal.... as Id assume that
> most people would want the steering wheel on the
> traditional side.
>
> John
12-02-2003, 08:26 AM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
>John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
12-02-2003, 08:26 AM
#18
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
>John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
12-02-2003, 08:26 AM
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
>John, here is how one dealer options the jeep out and the price.
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
>
>http://www.jasperjeep.com/RHD.htm
>
>Bills correct, no 35c diff. Dana 44 is used.
OK
Question.... the Dana 44 is a heavier duty transaxle
right? Hence the higher cost?
John
12-02-2003, 08:27 AM
#20
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Re: Jeeps with steering wheel on opposite side?
>Where they do delivery around here, I often see some fool driving from the
>right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
>I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
>worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
>British cars around.
OK
So would you consider getting a right hand drive even
if you didn't know for sure if you will deliver mail or
papers with it?
John
>right or center position in a 'left driven" car. At low speed between boxes
>I don't see a real problem, but when i see them doing 60 on the road, it
>worries me. Right hand drive is legal and safe, I have driven plenty of
>British cars around.
OK
So would you consider getting a right hand drive even
if you didn't know for sure if you will deliver mail or
papers with it?
John