Jim,
Once I have my B up and running, I'd be very interested in a trailer. Could
you
send me the links to the pictures of the trailer, and the hitch assembly. I've
had
a bit of a problem with my machine (computer, that is). Thanks.
Russ
Jim Boyd wrote:
> Hey Bruce and all:
>
> I've gotten a lot of positive feedback from listers who like the idea of
> a MGB trailer! As I anticipate the development of a trailer, I too,
> have considered how I will use my '67 GT to haul the trailer. The MG
> bumper is so flimsy, I wouldn't trust it at all!
>
> I went to Barney Gaylord's web site and checked out his MGA trailer
> hitch, which looks great. Unfortunately, there isn't as much room at
> the rear of the B as there is in the A for the hitch to be hidden from
> view.
>
> I'm considering building a Class I hitch assembly that will bolt on to
> the rear bumper brackets. The rear bumper will remain in place. The
> hitch will be visible from the rear of the car, but with the receiver
> removed and painted Tartan Red as the rest of the car, I don't think it
> will stand out in a horrible way.
>
> Anybody out there got a better idea on how to fabricate a hitch for the
> B? All suggestions welcome!
>
> Cheers,
> Jim Boyd
> International Sportscar Components
> Paradise, CA USA www.BritishPartsandCars.com
> BBubeck wrote:
> >
> > I recently bought some used 186/60-14 Yokohama autocross tires for my 74 B
> > Roadster. I'd like to trailer them to the autocross events. I'm looking at
>one
> > of those small trailers at Lowes/Home Depot. Any advise on where I should go
> > for a light duty trailer hitch. Used or new.
> > Thanks in advance.
> > Bruce
> > 74 MGB
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