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I towed one over 800 miles last month on a tow dolly. Uhall even had to know what kind of car I was towing. They didn't list a square, but a Notch and Fasty were listed, go figure. And said it couldn't be a automatic, so if this is a automatic lie and do like jessie says and it will be ok NOTE: Our cars are kinda of short, and my square was lowered somewhat, so this can give it a sharp angle to the ground. Somewhere in Lousainsa I lost the muffler and part of the header on the rough A$% I-10. I was going to replace that anyway. Be carefull on the rough roads. I thought I was going to have to replace a kidney after that streach of road. Good luck Richard (PapaG) jesse and monica wrote: > You can use one of those car dollies that you hook the front tires to. > If the type3 that you are towing is an automatic you need to disconnect > the > drive shafts so they don't turn the auto-trans. Manual drive cars are no > problem. > later, > jesse > > Dana wrote: > hey gang, > > any suggestions on towing a squareback around 1,600 miles? > > i have a jeep wrangler with a 3,500 rated hitch setup. > > a> how heavy is a type 3? > b> should i use a tow bar or trailer it? > > thanks in advance. any quick responses would be appreciated as i have > to make a decision in a next few days. > > thanks again > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Too much? Digest! mailto:type3-d-request@vwtype3.org Subj=subscribe