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Yes, a
full trailer is definitely better, especially if you’re going to be traveling more
than a few miles (literally). For one thing, trailers have their own brakes.
I've towed both my 1968 Olds Ninety Eight and my 1969 El Camino on trips over
700 miles apiece on trailers. Nothing like having several thousand pounds of
vehicle behind you when you are trying to stop (or even slow down on the
highway), and the tow vehicle wants to keep going. John Nasta -----Original
Message----- The
best way in my opinion is to use a car trailer. It is easier to work with and
tows better. Keith |
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