Towing
Team Owner
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: In limbo
St. Jude Donor '13-'15, '17 thru '22
Flat bed towed. The regular hook-type will screw up your front clip for sure. Also make sure the tow driver knows how to load an old Corvette. He/she will likely need a piece of lumber to start one side up before the other to prevent the front of the nose from impacting the bed of the truck.
That said, you don't want the folks here to try to diagnose your problem and get you going again? Most "it was running before, but now it won't start" problems are relatively straight-forward on these cars.
That said, you don't want the folks here to try to diagnose your problem and get you going again? Most "it was running before, but now it won't start" problems are relatively straight-forward on these cars.
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Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 26
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From: San Diego CA
Flat bed towed. The regular hook-type will screw up your front clip for sure. Also make sure the tow driver knows how to load an old Corvette. He/she will likely need a piece of lumber to start one side up before the other to prevent the front of the nose from impacting the bed of the truck.
That said, you don't want the folks here to try to diagnose your problem and get you going again? Most "it was running before, but now it won't start" problems are relatively straight-forward on these cars.
That said, you don't want the folks here to try to diagnose your problem and get you going again? Most "it was running before, but now it won't start" problems are relatively straight-forward on these cars.
I hope AAA has someone that can do that...
It's an ongoing problem, my batteries just keep dying, i'm assuming there is a short or something somewhere, also i'm only in town for a week and don't have time to hunt it down myself :-(
