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We show our 86 during the summer months almost every Saturday.....Got tired of loading and unloading the gear so bought a small motorcycle trailer and a used trailer hitch.........Went to put the hitch on this morning and without an instruction sheet am hesitate.......Can anyone help me with an instruction sheet?????The hitch is for my 86...........Appreciate any help I can get........
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
It's a GM hitch.......Looks just like the Reese hitches that Ecklers sell.......All I need is instructions from any early C4 hitch, I'm sure most installed basically the same way.........
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
It's a great way to carry your race tires to the track. There is a guy around here with a CE who does it. There's a couple other sports cars doing the same thing.
I couldn't help someone put a trailer hitch on a Corvette, or a set of bull horns on the hood. You're carrying too much crap - buy an SSR.
That was completely un-called for.....It is none of your business what I do or what I carry......I ask for help on a problem and received it from other people.......It is people like you that are the problems for the Forum
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
We show our 86 during the summer months almost every Saturday.....Got tired of loading and unloading the gear so bought a small motorcycle trailer and a used trailer hitch.........Went to put the hitch on this morning and without an instruction sheet am hesitate.......Can anyone help me with an instruction sheet?????The hitch is for my 86...........Appreciate any help I can get........
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
Give me your email and I'll send you a pdf file of the instructions for the Reese version of this hitch.
Boy would that be a shocker to follow!!!I bet you don't even see whats pulling it!!!
This is fake picture! I attached the safety chains and electrical connection to the bumper and then used Photoshop to remove the swing-up wheel. If you look closely, you will see that there is no trailer hitch and ball.
This is fake picture! I attached the safety chains and electrical connection to the bumper and then used Photoshop to remove the swing-up wheel. If you look closely, you will see that there is no trailer hitch and ball.
It's a GM hitch.......Looks just like the Reese hitches that Ecklers sell.......All I need is instructions from any early C4 hitch, I'm sure most installed basically the same way.........
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
I have a .pdf file for installing a Reese hitch on a C4. PM me your e-mail address and I'll send it to you. I don't recall a "real" GM hitch even being offered but Reese and DaLan were the most popular brands.
Don't mind the naysayers who gripe about towing a small trailer behind a Vette. There are a lot of autocrossers who run both C4's and C5's and we tow our tire trailers to events.
The key is to not tow a lot of weight or have much of a tongue weight. My Harbor Freight 3'x4" trailer with the 12" wheels weighs about 350 pounds fully loaded with my Hoosiers and a tool box and the tongue weight is about 40 pounds.
Outside of not being able to see anything from the inside rear view mirror (except tires), I don't notice the trailer at all.
Thank you for the offer, but I have aleardy been sent the instruction sheet by another Forum member........It is indeed a GM hitch, probably made by Reese for them......It has a Gm label and part number.......Again thank you for the offer.......
Have a Great Day!!!!!!!!
I am in the middle of building a trailer myself to pull behind my Vette for luggage & such on long trips. When you put the top down on a Vert, there is not enough room for mine & the GF's stuff. I am building the frame out of aluminum and then mounting a Sears Cargo Shell on the frame & painting the Cargo Shell to match the car.
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