My son needs to pull a (small - 4' high) trailer from Miami to St.
Louis. He has a'98 Corolla, and I have an 04 Camry, so think I'll let
him use my car so he doesn't burn up his corolla transmission. Where is
the best place to have a hitch put on my Camry?
Any Thoughts?
timbirr@mailcity.com - 23 Jun 2006 23:59 GMT
> My son needs to pull a (small - 4' high) trailer from Miami to St.
> Louis. He has a'98 Corolla, and I have an 04 Camry, so think I'll let
> him use my car so he doesn't burn up his corolla transmission. Where is
> the best place to have a hitch put on my Camry?
>
> Any Thoughts?
Depends.....Local U-hauls will weld one on. They might even be able to
fit you up with some sort of rental thing that you return when done
with. In the "olden" days it was quite common to drag the family sedan
to the local rental yard and have them outfit the family car with a
temporary trailer hook-up for a move across town or across the nation.
But, I haven't done that in 30 years or so.....But I imagine it is
still possible and saves you the expense of buying a hitch.
Otherwise, yellow pages under trailer hitch..... Don't imagine the
Camry has predrilled holes for a hitch....
Wolfgang - 26 Jun 2006 02:24 GMT
http://www.hitchsource.com/classiitrailerhitch-p-27453.html --- might be
cheaper to rent a larger vehicle!
> My son needs to pull a (small - 4' high) trailer from Miami to St.
> Louis. He has a'98 Corolla, and I have an 04 Camry, so think I'll let
> him use my car so he doesn't burn up his corolla transmission. Where is
> the best place to have a hitch put on my Camry?
>
> Any Thoughts?