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Old 02-07-2021, 07:28 PM
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Well, you might as well do it right. There's no point putting it in the boot if you've already got a weight percentage back there greater than 50% -- even if you think it's easier to do it that way. That's kind of like the guy that loses a bolt out in the driveway one night but searches for it in the garage because the light is better inside.
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For when making a choice on construction, I believe the rear is safer.
How often is the rear involved in a head-on collision?
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For when making a choice on construction, I believe the rear is safer.
How often is the rear involved in a head-on collision?
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