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Old 03-25-2008, 04:00 PM
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Does anyone have a car trailer (24' or longer)? Open or closed.

Note: We can do either beavertail or goosenecks.
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Jerry used to?
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Originally Posted by Ratgirl
Jerry used to?
Still do.

Do you specifically need a 24' long bed?
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Does it have to be 24' ? I have a 20' enclosed trailer but it has a lot of stuff in it right now. When do you need one and what for?
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I'm guessing for a trip to Altamont speedway in May? I heard something about that....
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The two cars are 23' long total, and ideally we'd like to have *some* space between them, so 24' is really the bare minimum.
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can you remove the front bumper of either car very easlily?
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Front and rear bumpers are long gone.
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Originally Posted by street_ruler,Mar 26 2008, 08:27 AM
can you remove the front bumper of either car very easlily?
They would have to remove the bumper covers and the crash bars. Also, note these are a pair of Festivas. It is unlikely you would gain much clearence removing these parts, a foot at most at the interference point. Additionally, Jeff disclosed that they've added a reinforcement bar in front of the radiators. The reinforcement is welded in place. Could be a moot point.
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well a foot is a foot right?
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