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> TRAILER QUEEN? (don't think so), TWO WHEEL DOLLY TRAILERS-ARE THEY OKAY?
OLAF
post Aug 21 2018, 08:51 AM
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Hi Guys,

I just finished a 2 year restoration on a '71 with a 2 liter implant and everything came out well. The car now has less than 160 miles so I want to show it off at the Ohio Islands Put-In Bay road rally. This event is open to vintage sports cars only and NO big blocks are permitted (not that there's anything wrong with them, just to be politically correct). I'd like to trailer the car from my home near Cleveland to the Island ferry about 50 miles away. Those 2 wheel dolly trailers are available nearby, cheap and easy. Is it safe and harmless to trailer my car in neutral with only the rear wheels on the ground? Would it still roll over the odometer?

Thanks for any input.
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post Aug 21 2018, 11:23 AM
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There's no reason you couldn't use a tow dolly, they are safe enough and should be fine. Flat tow should also be okay. However, if I just finished resto on my car I'd spend the few extra $ and get an auto-hauler (drive-on type) trailer. Uhaul has these as do many other rental places. Usually only about $20 more per day. The hauler gets the car up and off the road.

Also, re: odometer - just disconnect the speedo cable from the trans if you're worried about racking up miles
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