Car hauler/ trailer rental

[4king]

Family is taking a vacation to visit family in Michigan and I'm wanting to take my Camaro. It's in Grand Rapids which has smooth roads and about 20 of my extended family members

I was planning to use a u-haul but if there is a better option I'm not aware of it figured you guys would be the best to ask about it

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[4EyedTurd]

Just drive it not an option?

[Fatass]

Check Craigslist, when I was looking to buy a trailer I ran across quite a few ads of people offering trailer rental.

[akfodysvn]

Drive it ya puss. It's a clapped out fbody not some collectors rig. Plus you will have a lot more fun on the way

[4king]

True, I'd rather not destroy the front end with bug guts though.

Not to mention the 3 piece wheels and unknown roads.

I have driven to Michigan in a 98 formula towing a wave runner before.

It's actually not clapped out, we'll compared to every fbody on Craigslist.

[LS1Goat]

The Uhaul tandem axle car hauler is actually a pretty solid trailer. Surge brakes instead of electric brakes, but I've never had any problems the couple of times I rented one. Towed a car through the Ozark Mountains with one a few years back.

[dcs13]

Buy one, use it for the trip, sell when you get back.. Even if you take $100 less, still cheaper than renting..

[4king]

Buy one, use it for the trip, sell when you get back.. Even if you take $100 less, still cheaper than renting..

Yeah, had I planned better I would have done just that.

My dad is saying u-haul has a swap out warranty if a bearing or tire blows out. At worse I would just follow him to a town and swap the trailers


I've made the trip before in a 98 formula towing a wave runner, the road debris is hard on the front of these cars and it ended up really chewing up the paint on the urethane big bumpers