Reply to "Trailering a Pantera."

motorcity72Member

Fourdoobronko-

You said it all in your last statement- It is pretty straight forward, but if you'd like some pics I'd be happy to get some to you...

I have a 22' enclosed trailer that I use. For the front I use your basic ratchet straps. For the back I use (2) padded axle straps along with the (2) ratchet straps and I cross them so that it secures the car from moving side to side. The only reason I don't do this up front is because the straps would start to sratch/rub the lower valance of the car. Hopefully this helps!

5/5/066:02 AM

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