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Just curious how many of you trailer their car to the show ?

 

[angs1957]

I drive mine, but I have seen some trailered especially on long distance car shows.

 

[SeeTheUSA]

Beechbend Raceway has plenty of room for trailers. The Holiday Inn on Wilkerson trace has plenty of room for trailers too. I’ve never seen them completely full.
My old wagon has been to every show, but had to trailer it twice because it was not mechanically sound enough to make the three hour trip.

 

[hotrodg726]

I have driven mine twice from Ca and trailered it once. driving it was way cheaper and much more fun.

 

[Dragsix]

I trailer mine, every year since the first. It’s 15 hours with a trailer. With the 4:11 gears (currently 4:56) that 15 hour drive would be 30 and very hard on the car. Truth be told if I had unlimited time and a bunch of people driving the their cars as a group, and less concern about breaking down somewhere by myself, I might like to take two weeks off and do something like that but just not in the cards so to make sure I get there with a running car I trailer.

 

[iveys57]

I went in 2016, took the trailer (actually a buddy lent me his Suburban and really nice tilt trailer because he didn't have confidence in my stuff). Wanted to trailer because I planned on lots of fun runs and autocross runs. Made the drags but autocross shut down while I was in line to make a run. Also, I had just installed FiTech system and had some irritating bugs. Glad we used trailer, f.i. gave lots of problems, burnt the clutch, shifter gave problems. Still had a blast and want to go back again. Car is much more sorted now, may drive it to and from, but I like the peace of mind the trailer offers.

 

[Blurred 55]

I just altered my trailer and will be able to attend more shows and piece of mind that if i get a rear flat, I can get home with out dropping the rear coils to change it.

 

[Blurred 55]

I also would imagine every one winches the car on.

 

[Dragsix]

I drove mine onto the trailer the first couple of years. First two I rented a Uhaul trailer. Second and third years I drive it on (borrowed a trailer without a winch). The rest I used a trailer with a winch. A winch is less stressful, especially with a low power clutch car.

 

[ETriggs]

I trailered mine but not because it was a trailer queen, its because it wouldn't make the drive.

 

[55_2_drive]

Really depends on the distance. For stuff that's local (hour or so drive, or less) I drive my car...but for the long distance stuff I rent a U-Haul car hauler and trailer it.

 

[chevyviper]

I drove mine to Bowling Green the last two years, 375 miles one way, supposed to take 5 and a half hours, but I guess I make to many stops, it always takes me about 7 hours each way, I love every minute of it!