>A length of plastic coverd "bicycle chain" steel cable can be used to
>physically lock them down from the dregs of society. And good old fashioned
>bungee cords will hold them in place securely enough for highway travel.
This was what I was originally going to do, I might still do it if
I put the wheels in a row.
>Good luck. I'll soon be starting my own Harbor Freight autocrossing trailer
>project and have already decided that the tires/wheels will go on the rear
>and a plastic "truck" box will be bolted onto the front half for my other
>autocross stuff such as the airtank, jack, tools and such.
Thanks Eric, I wouldn't put a box on the front on mine as it wouldn't
have enough weight in it.
>I am going to try to engineer (aww who am I kidding, it be jerry-rigged to
>the Nth degree) it to hold six Neon wheels/tires though so I can have a
>totally free trunk.
That should be a fun project. I'm working on getting mine to hold 8 wheels
and a Box but it won't be easy to do.
>Good luck and keep us posted as to your progress.
Thanks, you too and I'll post what I eventually come up with. I need a break
for a couple of days then I'll start on it. :)
Steve Bernard
Red '99 Miata - Sport Package (B-Stock)
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