
Bent, Broken, Lengthened, Strengthened. Dual Cab and Caravan Chassis conversations with Hugh from Limitless Chassis in QLD.
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Send Andy a text: Click here If you tow with a Dual Cab or own a Caravan this episode has a wealth of insights from Industry Chassis Expert, Hugh Ager, owner of Limitless Chassis in Coolum, QLD. I dig in and ask Hugh a bunch of questions about chassis and towing and the answers at the very least made me feel squeamish at times. Hugh deals with chassis both new and broken every day and is a treasure trove of information about the 4WD's we drive every day. Where do most chassis get bent? How d...
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