I've seen a post in another forum a long time ago that they fit a crx into a uhaul. Anyone here ever do this succesfully to a non running car? And perhaps how to do this.

 

Why not just get their trailer?

 

its 40 a day for the dolly, not sure how much for the full trailer, i'm sure more. Not everyone has a truck with a frame hitch. And its only 20 a day for the Uhaul truck.
Why not find someone who can answer my question?

 

then go to that other forum dood....i bet you they will answer your question...damn i am such an ***....but i love it...

 

I dont get it?? yeah if you get one of the big U haul trucks it would fit have fun trying to get in there though unless you have some big ramps or something??!! Oh and BTW the size truck you would need to fit it into wouldnt only be $20 per day and they also charge you per mile with their trucks with a tow dolly or trailor they dont . And if it is only $20 bucks and thats it where the hell is this U haul cause man when I am moving I am using them!! I think it would be a hell of a lot cheaper/easier just to use either a tow dolly or trailor.

 

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lol I knew it

Actually, wise guy, I went to that forum and searched before I even posted here, and it was such a long time ago its not there. Too bad that was a integra forum, and I figured not everyone was an idiot like you in here, so I would ask in a forum dedicated to to the crx. I glad you feel so satisfied with your retarded posts

 

I believe the answer to your question is to back the car up a steep drive, park the "Large" Uhaul truck in front of the car. Find sutable ramps and just rool it down the hill and into the car. Have several large friends handy would be essential. However the rental of a truck wide and long enough to handle a CRX is more like $49/day plus mileage. The dolly is cheaper and easier. According to how far you have to go and how hilly it is you may be able to use a smaller truck. I, in fact, towed my '89 CRX SI 25 miles to get it painted (no bumper/lights etc) as it was not legal to tow in that condition. but its not to hilly here in Raleigh, NC.

BTW don't judge this forum by some of the jerks who think its funny to put peope down. Ignorance can be cured by proper teaching, stupidity (dgonzals) cannot be cured. You just have to take the fool out and shoot him.

 

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Still would be cheaper for me

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tpr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The dolly is cheaper and easier. According to how far you have to go and how hilly it is you may be able to use a smaller truck. I, in fact, towed my '89 CRX SI 25 miles to get it painted (no bumper/lights etc) as it was not legal to tow in that condition. but its not to hilly here in Raleigh, NC.

BTW don't judge this forum by some of the jerks who think its funny to put peope down. Ignorance can be cured by proper teaching, stupidity (dgonzals) cannot be cured. You just have to take the fool out and shoot him.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thanks for the "possibility". But the car doesn't run, and its not on a hill.

Naw i was just playing, wasn't judging the forum, though there is a lot of kids running around posting useless posts, hard to sort out through all of it. Got to get some moderators to send out warnings or something for stupid posts. This site is 75% garbage, like my replies are. The dolly/trailer method is not cheaper and easier if you 1. have no truck, or 2. don't have a frame hitch, cause they won't rent u one if you only have a bumper hitch, i tried. or 3. dont have either, because it obviously would cost a lot more money to get both. And to pay someone to tow it 100 miles would cost way too much. The whole point of this was to find Someone, anyone, who has done this, honestly I don't care about opinions. Post all you want, all just have a mod close this useless post if it goes no where. I have already figured a way to do this, and might def. go this route.

 

Have you thought of renting a truck and a dolly? Im sure one of their smaller trucks would be able to tow it on a dolly.

 

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Thanks for the "possibility". But the car doesn't run, and its not on a hill.

Naw i was just playing, wasn't judging the forum, though there is a lot of kids running around posting useless posts, hard to sort out through all of it. Got to get some moderators to send out warnings or something for stupid posts. This site is 75% garbage, like my replies are. The dolly/trailer method is not cheaper and easier if you 1. have no truck, or 2. don't have a frame hitch, cause they won't rent u one if you only have a bumper hitch, i tried. or 3. dont have either, because it obviously would cost a lot more money to get both. And to pay someone to tow it 100 miles would cost way too much. The whole point of this was to find Someone, anyone, who has done this, honestly I don't care about opinions. Post all you want, all just have a mod close this useless post if it goes no where. I have already figured a way to do this, and might def. go this route.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Looks like you're **** out of luck!