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Hi me again

I know about the thing where you can't tow a 7 because of the oil pump on the gearbox (or something like that) but can you tow it with the front wheels on the road? Is this advisable?

Thanks in advance.

Graeme

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<font color="red">'Oscar'</font id="red"> 1977 FHC

I had mine towed by RAC (a thing I've become use to)
they raised the rear and towed it with the front wheels ,after securing the steering wheel
Hope this helps
ATB Dave

Its hard not to be big headed driving it

Thanks Dave. Thought it was possible but just thought I'd check, you never know with these cars!

Graeme

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<font color="red">'Oscar'</font id="red"> 1977 FHC

No I won't comment on this (anymore) [:p]
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I'm think you can tow early (4-speed) TR7's

Except it's difficult to get a good fix on the car without wrecking the front bumper and scoop!

Yes, Early cars can be towed as they don`t have an eng. powered gearbox oil pump.[:)](just the 5 speeds have this[;)]) Robbie in windy wyoming(limerick is an early car[:D][8D])

The car got picked up on thursday and was just towed back to front, it seemed to make it to the garage alright.

The bizare thing was the tow truck driver walked over to the car and said he had just bought a v8 convertible from ebay in exactly the same colour. Its a small world!

Graeme

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<font color="red">'Oscar'</font id="red"> 1977 FHC