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I'm afraid to leave the car out overnight at the inlaws. They don't live in a very safe area. I have to use a covered trailer, no question. I did find a place that rents trailers in Charlotte. It looks like theyre opening a place in Greenville soon. Maybe they have their equipment in place already. I'm calling today.
Drew: Thanks!
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Uhaul rents some trailers. or maybe you could use one of their trucks.
Baz
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Be real careful with their 'auto-transporter'. The width of the ramps is about 44 inches apart. Roughly the same (inner wheel to wheel) as a Spridget.regularman said:
If you do rent one, and they ask you what car is being loaded onto it, if you say Sprite, they won't let you have it, if you say Midget, they will.
Harold! Glad to see you posting. I might not be able to make it. My wife is having trouble getting off work. If I don't see you, good luck.
Ben
PS, Could you take a pic of the bracket that you have on your started solenoid? I need to find one but most people don't know what they look like.
Ben
PS, Could you take a pic of the bracket that you have on your started solenoid? I need to find one but most people don't know what they look like.