How high (suspension) is a standard bay?

paradox · Jan 5, 2013

That rear bumper is an aftermarket unit that used to be available for tradesman's vans. It was called a Tow Step or something similar and I think a company in Wales used to manu[glow=red,2,300]FACT[/glow]ure/deal in them but I don't think they exist anymore. They also used to do van roof racks and plywood linings for most makes of van.
We had one on the back of our workshop service van and it doubled as a tow hitch, step and rear protection as it was fairly well made.
A lot of vans had the rear number plate under the rear doors in the valance, so when these tow steps were fitted the rear number plate used to re-locate in that middle part and the vans original number plate lamps re-located from the lower valance and fitted either side of the number plate to illuminate it.

Chris

Very interesting to know
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