tarafied1
Well-Known Member
actually my son's girl friend ditched it and damaged the radiator so I went and picked up to take it to the shop for her. 
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Picked up a PT Cruiser to go racing...
- Thread starter tarafied1
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Taking it on the power tour to race 
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tarafied1
Well-Known Member
yepTaking it on the power tour to race
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tarafied1
Well-Known Member
my trailer is not really made for hauling cars but I am quite the redneck operation. I just drive the truck up on ramps to get the "tilt" effect!
Even on a trailer and a busted radiator, I'll bet still wouldn't be able to pass it...up.
still wouldn't be able to pass it...up.
Brilliant!
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Or you disconnect the trailer from the pickup truck , put the brakes on off the trailer and you are ready to drive the PT onto the trailer.
It will collaps a bit but it works fine .
You just need some "stops" at the rear of the trailer to protect the lights if they are located beneath the floor.
It will collaps a bit but it works fine .
You just need some "stops" at the rear of the trailer to protect the lights if they are located beneath the floor.
If you're gonna make an attempt at real racing with a dedicated "race car", then you also need to man up with a real race car trailer.
Poser
Poser
Take it from a expert.
tarafied1
Well-Known Member
I know I should have a real race car trailer, but I want to start with a real race car first!
3175375
Well-Known Member
PT Cruiser n Bobcat. You guys will shred them all!
tarafied1
Well-Known Member
you betcha!
Kelly_H
Young Grasshopper
LOL I love the way you got that thing tilted.
turq66
Well-Known Member
Craig has lived in KY long enough to now be a Certified Redneck Engineer. Nice job!