Does anyone have any thoughts about the geometry of this and the willingness of
the front wheels to follow docilely?
I have used a tow bar many times over the years. They do work if you are
careful, especially going around corners. Your best bet, however, would be a
car dolly or trailer for the distance that you would be covering. Even more so
if you plan all expressway driving.
The main problems with a tow bar are: the wheels remaining turned on the towed
car after negotiating a sharp turn and the towed car will slide easily on a wet
oily road. Don't know why as opposed to a dolly or trailer but I do know that
it will happen. I used to tow bar my race car and it happened a couple of
times. Never has happened with a trailer or dolly...
Hey, for $50 a day the dolly or trailer rental is a good idea.
--
Kent
1960 Bugeye
1975 Midget - trailerparked queen - soon to be replaced by the latest
acquisition
1973 Midget
PS - anybody need a 1975 shell?
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