trailer hitch
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R63- wife's
trailer hitch
Anyone install a trailer hitch on their R63? Don't know if it's possible with the diffuser there...
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Where in the Bay are you?
I know a while back when i was considering it, in other parts of the world they offer the tow kit, so you may think about contacting benzNL. Do a search on him if you don't already know of him. It is pricey to go the OEM route though. Guessing +$1500 easy
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Thanks for the tip David... I'll look into the R500 draw tite. I looked at the car today and realized that there isn't a diffuser back there... don't know what I was thinking lol. It's just a plastic cover back there and I wouldn't feel bad cutting into it. I'm located in Burlingame.
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well, I'm in Palo Alto
I rarely drive the wife's car, but I'll try and snap some pics of it.
The plastic diffuser thing, cuts with just heavy duty scissors, and the Draw tite kit comes with instructions, so it's kinda easy, just takes time, have to remove the bumper actually. Good luck!
dude, i just ran across this CL add $100 !
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/pts/2111672818.html
The plastic diffuser thing, cuts with just heavy duty scissors, and the Draw tite kit comes with instructions, so it's kinda easy, just takes time, have to remove the bumper actually. Good luck!
dude, i just ran across this CL add $100 !
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/pts/2111672818.html
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Cgymb- no I never got around to trying to install a hitch... Sold my trailer so I don't have a need for the hitch right now. I did just buy a roof cargo box (thule atlantis 2100) which has worked out well for long trips...
