Car dolly???

[RamRod E28]

Any of you guys near Madison have a car dolly I can borrow?

[Laishes]

Ramze46 said:

Any of you guys near Madison have a car dolly I can borrow?

I wish I had access to one. It's so useful. I unfortunately don't!

[Bassboy3313]

Its not too expensive through uhaul to rent one if you dont find anything. I have rented a car dolly from them multiple times.

[YoungCR]

I'd recommend a trailer if you can find one or spend the extra $, less risk of damaging stuff speaking from experience. It's easy to scrape/crack bumpers loading them.

[RamRod E28]

One car has no front end the other has no bumpers and a shot auto trans

[jc43089]

A U haul car hauler works well.  I pulled my BMW down to Platteville from Wausau on one behind a Chevy Astro van.

[YoungCR]

Ramze46 said:

One car has no front end the other has no bumpers and a shot auto trans

Gotcha then you'll be fine, with stock suspension E28 front valences hit the ramps going up

[Bassboy3313]

CYoung said:

Gotcha then you'll be fine, with stock suspension E28 front valences hit the ramps going up

When I was picking my mkiii supra up from a shop after blowing the headgasket to go trade for the e21, I had to use long 2x6's so that the front bumper didn't get destroyed by the ramps. Where there's a will there's a way.

[jc43089]

^ yep had to do this to get my e36 on one as well.

[Chadley]

Bassboy3313 said:

When I was picking my mkiii supra up from a shop after blowing the headgasket to go trade for the e21, I had to use long 2x6's so that the front bumper didn't get destroyed by the ramps. Where there's a will there's a way.

This is why I built 8' long ramps lol