Hitch-Receiver
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Hitch-Receiver
Do any of you have a trailer hitch-receiver on their Cabby? I'm looking for a receiver for my 92 Cabby but so far have been unable to find one. I've seen the stationary hitch but I want a receiver so I can remove the ball when not in use.
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I was afraid of that so I'll just have to design something myself. I designed one for the 56 ragtop that everyone loves. I had it on the car the year I showed the 56 at BAP and I bet I could have sold a hundred of them. Many who came by was asking about it. It works with two pins that goes thru the bumper brackets. In other words, pull two pins and its off. Works great, I pull a small motorcycle trailer with it.
Maybe one of these days I will have a way to show pictures on here. In the mean time, I'll be designing a receiver for the Cabbie.
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Old Screaming Eagle
Maybe one of these days I will have a way to show pictures on here. In the mean time, I'll be designing a receiver for the Cabbie.
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Old Screaming Eagle
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No, I'm afraid that your a bit SOL on that one. Aside from having your photo development place make digital copies for ya (many places do offer that) but there isn't much sence in paying for it.
Digi-cams are getting pretty cheap for very good point & shoot models. Maybe in the near future you will be able to get one.
Digi-cams are getting pretty cheap for very good point & shoot models. Maybe in the near future you will be able to get one.
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Thanks for the advice but I had really rather spend my money on cars and car parts rather than cameras. It's not that I can't afford a camera, its I just never took interest in photography. Everytime I take a picture, I just waste film. Something about me and camera's that just don't jive.
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Re: Hitch-Receiver
Never had the time to design and build a hitch so I purchased one the other day. It's a Curt and it's a stationary hitch which I did not want but thats all you can find. No receivers out there. I was told that they didn't make a receiver style for the Cabriolets.
Anyway, this works good and is handy for pulling my motorcycle trailer so I can tote chairs, coolers, EZ Up Sun Screen, etc. Pulls nicely.
Still one day hope to design a receiver type for the Bunny.
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Screaming Eagle
Anyway, this works good and is handy for pulling my motorcycle trailer so I can tote chairs, coolers, EZ Up Sun Screen, etc. Pulls nicely.
Still one day hope to design a receiver type for the Bunny.
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Screaming Eagle
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Re: Hitch-Receiver
There are receivers out there that just have a flat mounting plate on them. They're mostly intended for use with bike racks, not for actual trailer loads, but one might be a good starting point for building up a hitch.
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Re: Hitch-Receiver
The one I put on was just a flat mounting plate, just add a ball. Like I said, it pulls good but just a good thing to knock your shin off with. Sort of sticks out from the bumper. At least I finally have a way to pull the trailer.
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Screaming Eagle
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