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WTF are these?
- Thread starter cmayna
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70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
+1 What Mid said.
I have mine too. They are in really good shape as well.
I have mine too. They are in really good shape as well.
Fast68back
Guest
Mine are on the car...
On way to exhaust shop
On way to exhaust shop
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daveSanborn
Active Member
It's really NOT a bad idea to re-install them back onto the car. I've had to tow/trailer my car on several occasions and it would have been nice to have the tie-down brackets on the car.
AzPete
Well-Known Member
I actually never use them when securing a car for travel. I have always used the straps that do a basket over the front tires and a strap over the rear axle with a security chain with a bit of slack on the frame in the front. I have also used the 4 basket straps in the past. I find the car rides better on its own suspension and the pressure of the car trying to bounce is not put on the straps. Fast, easy and secure.
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tarafied1
Well-Known Member
Pete,
Looks like it's ready for me to pick up. I could work on your fuel filler and store it for ya. I'd be happy to drive it around with a for sale sign in the window too.
okay, getting back on track...
I had those brackets on my car but pitched them when I replaced the rear frame rails. I have trailered mine like Pete before. I also have Total Control shock plates to accommodate the 9" rear and they have built-in hold down points.
Looks like it's ready for me to pick up. I could work on your fuel filler and store it for ya. I'd be happy to drive it around with a for sale sign in the window too.
okay, getting back on track...
I had those brackets on my car but pitched them when I replaced the rear frame rails. I have trailered mine like Pete before. I also have Total Control shock plates to accommodate the 9" rear and they have built-in hold down points.
AzPete
Well-Known Member
That picture is actually from when I bought it. I just sold that trailer yesterday and am working on a deal on the '07. I may be down to driving the '66 full time as my only car until we get a new one.......so, I will have to pass on your offer to store and drive it for now. Will put you on the list, as soon as I find the bottom of the list........