Corvette trailers
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Corvette trailers
Well I towed a trailer behind the Vette to and from the track, it was great! It is a tiny trailer 4'x3' and I built a tire rack on top. There is engough room for tools, camping gear, a cooler all the big stuff:D:D It's small but all in all, if you can't afford a truck pulling a car trailer, pulling the little one rocks!
The car has a hitch hidden behind the licence plate. I built the hitch myself and while not the best, it sure does the job and best of all, when the license plate is on it's invisable!
Which brings up a point, anyone know where to get a flip up licence plate holder like they used to have on old GM's they don't exist in junkyards around here :(
I took some pictures and I'm getting them developed ( no I don't have a digital camera yet :rolleyes:) if anyone is interested
The car has a hitch hidden behind the licence plate. I built the hitch myself and while not the best, it sure does the job and best of all, when the license plate is on it's invisable!
Which brings up a point, anyone know where to get a flip up licence plate holder like they used to have on old GM's they don't exist in junkyards around here :(
I took some pictures and I'm getting them developed ( no I don't have a digital camera yet :rolleyes:) if anyone is interested
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Re: Corvette trailers (427V8)
427V8 - when I first got my '62 in 1967, it had a "light-duty" hitch on it, so I bought a used 13' Scotty travel trailer; didn't need electric brakes because it weighed less than 1000 lbs. (empty) - but when ya start filling it up with stuff, who knows? :rolleyes: :rolleyes: Only towed to different camp grounds one year, then I "permanent-camped" :yesnod: :yesnod:
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