Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
04-04-2008, 12:45 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
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Yes, I read that part. Justin, how is that owned? I meant in miles. So what if it racks up a few hundred miles. It's not like it's a freaking classic car. Not worth the bother or worry IMO!
MIke I see you're busy too huh? [:@]
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i BELIEVE HE IS GOING FROM CALIFORNIA to New York
i BELIEVE HE IS GOING FROM CALIFORNIA to New York
MIke I see you're busy too huh? [:@]
04-04-2008, 12:54 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
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how about renting a full trailer?
how about renting a full trailer?
Looks like I am going to get the full trailer.....twice the cost, but easist on the Pony
Thanks for the inputs!
04-04-2008, 12:57 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
If you plan on renting a full u-haul trailer your in for a slow and dangerous ride. I trailered mine on a u haul for about 300 miles, they are scarry, all over the friggin road.
04-04-2008, 01:07 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
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If you plan on renting a full u-haul trailer your in for a slow and dangerous ride. I trailered mine on a u haul for about 300 miles, they are scarry, all over the friggin road.
If you plan on renting a full u-haul trailer your in for a slow and dangerous ride. I trailered mine on a u haul for about 300 miles, they are scarry, all over the friggin road.
Looks like I am going to have to have it shipped.....$1200 door-to-door......not bad.....I guess [:@]
04-04-2008, 01:18 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
man just go down to the junk yard and pick up a set of cheap spares and put them on which ever axle will be on the dolly and the tire size will fit then
04-04-2008, 01:19 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
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I dont know why they would not rent trailers for explorer's. I trailered mine with a tahoe.
I dont know why they would not rent trailers for explorer's. I trailered mine with a tahoe.
The best thing is, they will rent to Aviator and Mountaneer which is the same damn vehicle?!? [:'(]
I tell you, the fact that you said the trailers are that bad...makes me not want to do it anyway......3000miles is a long way to be going slow (and scary)
04-04-2008, 01:22 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
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man just go down to the junk yard and pick up a set of cheap spares and put them on which ever axle will be on the dolly and the tire size will fit then
man just go down to the junk yard and pick up a set of cheap spares and put them on which ever axle will be on the dolly and the tire size will fit then
Let's just hope if I have it shipped, that the fools taking it won't be joy riding??!?!?
04-04-2008, 01:30 PM
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RE: Towing the Mustang...Remove Speedo??
$1200 is not bad for shipping coast to coast as long as they are bonded and insured. Way back in 93 i was pricing for getting my truck shipped from virginia to WA, the price then was $1100.