<VV> Flat Towing a Corvair

[Vairtec Corporation]

MUCH clearer, Bill, thanks!

Since your plan is to drive the Corvair and the Jeep, and use the tow 
bar only if the Corvair fails to make the distance, you'll be fine.

The Jeep should be a perfectly suitable tow vehicle for such a happenstance.

On the other hand, the Corvair will make a lousy tow vehicle if the Jeep 
fails to make the distance. <grin!>

A Powerglide Corvair needs no special steps other than to stop every 100 
miles or two hours to start the engine and engage the transmission, to 
more fully circulate the fluid.

Safe travels!  --Bob


On 3/24/2011 2:00 PM, Bill Kronen wrote:
> Hi Bob,
> Thanks for the quick response.  I should have been a little clearer,  
> but its the 66 PG that I want to tow behind a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 
> to take  to the Northwest Econorun in Victoria, BC, May 6-8. It might 
> make the 600 miles or so but don't want to chance it.  Plan was to 
> drive both vehicles and use the tow bar if needed.  Basic question is 
> can you tow a PG?  I recall various opinions on this posted to VV   
> Any help or direction is appreciated.
> Bill
>