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I have had my 71 on a car hauler several times but I don't have a spoiler on it either. I would use something to decrease the "angle of attack" on to the car hauler, like 2"x4"s, 2"x6"s or 4"x4"s. You definitely do not want to put the car on the hauler backwards. I have heard of deck lids getting ripped off by the force of the wind as the hauler goes down the highway.

[This message has been edited by BD (edited 04-05-2004).]

4/5/041:36 PM

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