What I found odd is this: They say many of the older style chairs are being donated, so I was thinking the off road version must have been easily made from it's parts. You know, cut this and that, move this around, 2 welds and you're done. Doesn't seem that way at all though, so not as clever as you might think.
if thats what the young up and coming british scientists can come up with for a wheel chair
its no wonder British Leyland went out of business
hahahahahhahaa
Kurt
What I found odd is this: They say many of the older style chairs are being donated, so I was thinking the off road version must have been easily made from it's parts. You know, cut this and that, move this around, 2 welds and you're done. Doesn't seem that way at all though, so not as clever as you might think.