I have everything but no receiver on the truck, last time I towed a car it was from NY on the back of the RV!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Cover it before the tow keep bugs and crap off of it, less final prep.
Hmm, wasn't thinking of bugs... Figured it would be OK from road dirt. But I guess I will. It's clean now, but Prob wipe it down with wax and grease remover then in case my tarp has anything on it.
Just use the plastic sheet, then we will reuse it a tarp will actually scratch it trust me with the wind.
Flex seal it!!!!!
I have to get moving pm or call me if you do not have something I might have it.
Doubt George will make it up here for this.
Thats why I was not going to cover. I just have really thin painters plastic. Not sure how I can attach even if I get a little heavier.air will get under...
drive it on the front then flip it over the car and tape away.
Hmmm, gess if wide enough and heavy enough...main concern would be front sufaces anyway
I should host a dart work day and make you all come over here lol
And still just a bit out of the way for like almost all of us...
But but but free booze! Lol
Yay! The latest piece to the dart puzzle showed up yesterday! My rear valence
Where you live?
Indiana
Yep quite a drive from California. I was born in Indianapolis. Lived in Muncie, Pendelton, Stylesville, Plainfield.... Still have LOTS of family there.
Yeah
Yay the dizzy tester is alive again!
I may actually have found the lock for the hatch on the driver's side vent.
... and a guy over here is selling a running 440/727 for roughly $2,300.
Stefan will prob come back up, but don't know how soon. Figured it best to sit a dry/cure a couple days? Plus, don't want to cover fresh paint, so looking for not raining day...
Noted as backup plan
Don't use a car cover when towing a car... A guy in our Superbird club trailered his car to a meet with the cover on, and it beat up the new paint job...
Mornin guy's, I would not cover it, anything you cover it with will scratch it bad. Just wash it down good when you get there.
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