UNBREADED! '71 Monaco Wagon

[Xenon]

While I have no doubt you've mastered the internet, your posts here suggest "How to tow safely" would not be found in your history or favorites list.

And I will also bet he ran while holding scissors and I know damn well he doesn't look both way before crossing the street every time....
OMG.... And he is still alive... Wadda ya know....



@LocuMob
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[LocuMob]

And I will also bet he ran while holding scissors and I know damn well he doesn't look both way before crossing the street every time....
OMG.... And he is still alive... Wadda ya know....



@LocuMob
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I get my scissors back after I clean my room.

 

[saforwardlook]

I ended up towing my 300F to its last meet due to last minute fuel system problems. I went to the U haul office and was honest about what I was going to tow with their trailer (I was concerned about liability issues if any gawkers on the freeway were distracted and caused a problem that resulted in an accident) and they looked up the car in their applications book and it said it was a go if my tow vehicle met their requirements. The tow vehicle was a new Jeep Grand Cherokee trail hawk and they said it would be acceptable with that vehicle. So we used their trailer and it worked fine and it was all legit.

 

[Jakter]

Winston on the left, and Romeo on the right. Great travel companions, they behaved very well.

I rented a truck and a U-Haul trailer, and the wagon towed like crap from Idaho all they way to eastern Wyoming, then it settled down a bit, and I was able to go faster than 65. Glad I've towed with these U-Haul trailers before, or I'd have had such a deep pucker, I'd have sucked the seat cover in!


If you can't tow 5-7K and not even know you're towing something you have the wrong equipment.
Ignorance of towing safety is no excuse.

 

[LocuMob]

Winston on the left, and Romeo on the right. Great travel companions, they behaved very well.

I rented a truck and a U-Haul trailer, and the wagon towed like crap from Idaho all they way to eastern Wyoming, then it settled down a bit, and I was able to go faster than 65. Glad I've towed with these U-Haul trailers before, or I'd have had such a deep pucker, I'd have sucked the seat cover in!


If you can't tow 5-7K and not even know you're towing something you have the wrong equipment.
Ignorance of towing safety is no excuse.

Yep, that's a summary of the trip. The wagon was towed safely.

 

[LocuMob]

Car started up in the cold with relative ease. Turned it around when making room.