Peter Ryner wrote:
> Phillip,
> I found that most companies don't like to rent a car hauler unless you are
> renting a truck too. Some charge a huge price and others simply won't do
> it. I ran into the problem some years ago and ended up buying a trailer for
> very little over the rental price. I planned to sell it at the next
> destination which would net a cost much lower than the rental. That was 15
> years ago and we still have the trailer. It has been a godsend many times
> both for our family and friends. Recommend you consider purchasing a new or
> used one. You always have the option to sell it later. Seems to always be
> a market for them. If you do buy used, check the tires and welds closely
> and plan on repacking the bearings.
> Good luck,
> Pete
I'd have to agree. I bought a trailer some years ago to tow my 84 RX-7
autocross car around and it's been next to invaluable. I've used it to
move once but I've brought broken cars to my house on it more than I
care to think about. Much cheaper than renting all those times and
definately cheaper than a tow truck! :)
Tim Schuh
'76 1500 Federal
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