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Old 09-23-2007, 04:30 PM   #1
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I have looked at Motorhome and they start at 2002. I want a minimal, lightweight (approx. 2300-2600 lbs), standard shift, 4down capable toad. We don't have many needs, just the weight, runs good, and A/C would be a plus. Where can I find a list of flat towable's in that year range?
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I have looked at Motorhome and they start at 2002. I want a minimal, lightweight (approx. 2300-2600 lbs), standard shift, 4down capable toad. We don't have many needs, just the weight, runs good, and A/C would be a plus. Where can I find a list of flat towable's in that year range?
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Old 09-23-2007, 05:18 PM   #3
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Go to this website Old Toads and scroll down. 1999 is available on the site, and they tell you how to order older years.
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Thanks, but that appears to be a listing of what the vehicle can tow itself, and not whether or not the vehicle can be towed flat. Any other suggestions? Ami I missing something there?
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Old 09-24-2007, 12:24 AM   #5
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Have you tried doing a search for this on google. Try Motorhome Magazine Tow Dingy Guide for the years you want. GOod luck.
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Doh! Never thought to try the Google search for that explicitly... will do.
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As far as I know, all rear wheel drive manual shift vehicles are towable. Most front drive manuals are too, but a few have hydraulic clutch systems and are not, so check beforehand. Remco Towing can provide information on many toads - check their website or give them a call if you have a particular vehicle in mind.

You could also use the 2002 Dinghy Tow Guide as a starting point - manual trannies don't change that much, so if the 2002 is towable, the previous years likely are too.

Trailer Life publishes a 10 Year Towing Guide that claims to cover both tow ratings and dinghy towing back to 1999.
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Hey, thanks RV Roamer. That looks like a good resource as well as the other info above. I just don't want to spend much on a toad. It's sole purpose is being a toad and will only be used otherwise in emergencies.
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