Long Range Fuel Tanks - BIRFIELD ARCHIVES.

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Julian, your comments appreciated. I registered as a member, as opposed
to a guest, on the Birfield site. The search engine is pretty good and
has thrown up a lot of hits re - tanks, predictably from Australia.
Anyone wanting to find info would be well advised to join the site.
Registration was simple and quick and there is a good set of
instructions on how to search for all things L/C related. It saves
asking questions that have already been answered.
Regards Gareth Jones '97 1-HDFT S.Wales.

 

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Gareth
I might consider doing this myself now, as I'm now after a second LRFT
- the first LRFT was bought from South Africa in 2000
Renate
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Julian, your comments appreciated. I registered as a member, as
opposed
to a guest, on the Birfield site. The search engine is pretty good and
has thrown up a lot of hits re - tanks, predictably from Australia.
Anyone wanting to find info would be well advised to join the site.
Registration was simple and quick and there is a good set of
instructions on how to search for all things L/C related. It saves
asking questions that have already been answered.
Regards Gareth Jones '97 1-HDFT S.Wales.

 

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Hi Gareth,
I don't actually ever recall registering, although I am on a couple of
their lists already.
The archives are a great resource - I always search my own messages (I
keep them all) from the lists that I am subscribed to and then go to
Birfield.
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Regards,
Julian Voelcker
Mobile: 07971 540362
Cirencester, United Kingdom
1994 HDJ80, 2.5" OME Lift, ARB