Tow me Down
I have no idea if the physics are accurate in this article, but I thought it was pretty interesting. http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/tow-me-down-1609112611
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Yes, but the station wagons back then were full framed and had rear leaf springs.
My Dad pulled a travel trailer with Mom, Dad and 5 kids in the car. The last wagon was a 73 Ford wagon with the 460 C.I. and had coil springs, he traded it in on a 76 Suburban, because even with the W/D hitch he could not get the hitch setup to handle the trailer that the old wagon would. The suburban was a puller.
as a family we covered 46 of the 50 and across both borders pulling a camper.
Since then I have now completed the last 4 states. cross another one off the Bucket list.
My Dad pulled a travel trailer with Mom, Dad and 5 kids in the car. The last wagon was a 73 Ford wagon with the 460 C.I. and had coil springs, he traded it in on a 76 Suburban, because even with the W/D hitch he could not get the hitch setup to handle the trailer that the old wagon would. The suburban was a puller.
as a family we covered 46 of the 50 and across both borders pulling a camper.
Since then I have now completed the last 4 states. cross another one off the Bucket list.
