crusin92red5.0

alright tommorrow i will be towing my stang to someone that only messes with mustangs, so hopefully he'll know whats going on with my car. I'll be towing it with a car dolly. i read somewhere that i need to take off the driveshaft, is this correct? i really don't want to cuz i don't want to drain the trans fluid out. i use to work on the post office trucks and when ever we did anything with the trannies, we had plugs to pop in there so they didn't leak.
i don't know if there is such a thing for the T5's

i know a buddy that used to work with him so hopefully the cost won't be that high, and hopefully its a quick find.

things i'm takin:
a case of beer

Shelty

it can tow without that... just leave it in neutral....

crusin92red5.0

Are you sure? i really don't need a f up tranny

jtmustang

yes just put the tranny in neutral,if it was a auto though u would nee to pull driveshaft i have tow dollied countless cars with sticks,, trust us....

hchase86

Ok, here is an option, my boyfriends dad actually gave me the idea. If you are looking to tow your stang a lot, and have multiple uses for a car carrier, this could definatly be a great option for you: u-haul sells out their old car carriers, they have cheap prices and it's yours to used whenever and wherever! I hope this helps!
Heather

RODRIGUEZ

Yup, just put it in neutral and you should be good.

nacanitihs

um i would think with a dolly and you car being lowered it would scrape the rear bumper. i always needed a flat bed truck with boards (for the wheels so the car could even get on the truck) to tow my car..

calfroper_06

this is a very old thread

nacanitihs

they who the fack reactivated it LOL

this fu(kin NEWB hchase86

calfroper_06

lol i would never dolly a rear wheel drive car, just rent the car hauler lol