Anyone pull a trailer with their car?
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I would think both wouldn't be a problem given the power, tranny and brakes (although I personally wouldn't try to trailer the 911). This question has been asked before and I believe it came down to finding a hitch that would fit the wagon. Whenever I'm in Europe, all you see are less powerful estates trailering everything so once again I don't think it would be a problem.
On a side note - this exact question I'm working on as we speak (winter 4X4 and track bike tower); as an FYI, there are a lot of options under 10,000.00 for a dedicated puller (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees; Dodge Durangos, Ford explorers etc). . .
On a side note - this exact question I'm working on as we speak (winter 4X4 and track bike tower); as an FYI, there are a lot of options under 10,000.00 for a dedicated puller (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees; Dodge Durangos, Ford explorers etc). . .
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I would think both wouldn't be a problem given the power, tranny and brakes (although I personally wouldn't try to trailer the 911). This question has been asked before and I believe it came down to finding a hitch that would fit the wagon. Whenever I'm in Europe, all you see are less powerful estates trailering everything so once again I don't think it would be a problem.
On a side note - this exact question I'm working on as we speak (winter 4X4 and track bike tower); as an FYI, there are a lot of options under 10,000.00 for a dedicated puller (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees; Dodge Durangos, Ford explorers etc). . .
On a side note - this exact question I'm working on as we speak (winter 4X4 and track bike tower); as an FYI, there are a lot of options under 10,000.00 for a dedicated puller (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees; Dodge Durangos, Ford explorers etc). . .
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03 E55 AMG, 06 Harley Road King Custom 06 Ram 2500 Cummins, 97 Firebird Race Car, 88 Cutlass Supreme
You can get a 94-02 Cummins ram pickup for under 10 and pull a house down and get 20+ MPG highway. They tend to last 500,000 miles if you beat on them. Lol Not to mention easy to add a TON of power cheap. If you want an auto you need to find one with a built Trans though. Once built the Trans is a beast. Sticks just need a good clutch if your adding power.
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