On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, James Fischer wrote:
> 4) Add the chrome and other bits back on to create a
> "PushMePullYou" sort of beastie, which will end up
> looking like the rear end of your car from BOTH ends,
> sitting on a single axle and two wheels.
Beautiful Idea!
>
> 5) Rig up a trailer hitch, inluding wiring the brake lights,
Yes!
We're finally on to a topic that I did not dare address myself before.
Has anybody ever seen a trailer hitch setup for a Spridget? Chrome bumper
only please! It would probably be easy on a rubber one.
>
> 6) Make up a hydraulic "quick disconnect" line to connect the
> trailer's brake line to the car. Some sort of shut-off will
> be required on each end, and a bleed valve between the
> two shut-off valves.
I don't really think this is necessary. Utility trailers like that
usually don't have brakes. They are lucky if they have some sort of
suspension.
I think this is a great idea. I once saw a british lady with a Fiat X1/9,
pulling a trailer made from the rear of another X 1/9, cut right behind
the door, so the targa roll-bar was still there. Very cool!
Ulix "I want a tiny little '60s camper behind my Sprite" Goettsch
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