The Ford Barn

barkleydave · 11-22-2014, 11:01 AM

I currently have two antique vehicles. While I prefer to drive them there are times when the need arises where I need to haul them on a trailer.

I am planning on attending several shows that are more than 900 miles away and driving the entire distance is not my best option.

Also good vintage car mechanics are many miles from me. While I am not afraid to turn bolts etc. Major engine repairs (rebuilds etc) I will leave up to the experts.

Was wondering if anyone out there has found or uses a hauler that does the job for our A's but does not cost 5K bucks!

I know that some states (IL is one) that require electric brakes on both axles on trailers with GWVR of 5000#

Even an A on an Aluminum trailer will be over 3000# closer to 4000#
Thanks

11-22-2014, 11:01 AM	#1
barkleydave Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Kentucky Posts: 502	car hauler trailer I currently have two antique vehicles. While I prefer to drive them there are times when the need arises where I need to haul them on a trailer. I am planning on attending several shows that are more than 900 miles away and driving the entire distance is not my best option. Also good vintage car mechanics are many miles from me. While I am not afraid to turn bolts etc. Major engine repairs (rebuilds etc) I will leave up to the experts. Was wondering if anyone out there has found or uses a hauler that does the job for our A's but does not cost 5K bucks! I know that some states (IL is one) that require electric brakes on both axles on trailers with GWVR of 5000# Even an A on an Aluminum trailer will be over 3000# closer to 4000# Thanks