"Steve Rubano" wrote: > Instead of using a tow dolly (only raises 2 wheels off the ground) or > spending the hundreds of dollars on flat bedding/towing your new > purchase there is another alternative. What I did when I got my D > (was not drivable at ALL) was I went to the local Uhaul place and > rented a full car caddy. If you decide to go the U-Haul route, do NOT tell them it is for a DeLorean. They look at their little book and it says a DeLorean will not fit on there. It is a very tight squeeze, but it can be done. I believe that the reason was that the U-Haul trailer's maximum width is 70", but the D is 71" wide. It also mentions in the book that the U-Haul is too low and the door will swing out and hit the trailer fenders. That would be the case if the D door was a 'normal' door swinging out sideways, but since it opens -up-, it's not a problem. In general I have found that being as vague as possible at U-Haul always pays off... -Dave Stragand http://www.ProjectVixen.com VIN# 05927