Towing antique vehicles on tow dollies is not something the staff of Stovebolt.com recommends -- especially big bolts. Hopefully these trucks have been stored inside and you aren't thinking about dolly towing something you just dragged out of the tree line that's been sunk up to it's axles in mud ... But if you feel you must, in addition to brakes on the tow dolly (at least surge brakes), please check your tires (no dry rot and they hold the recommended pressures) on the vehicles being towed and the axles (bearings, oil, etc) and u-joints (grease up anything that will be spinning for hundreds/thousands of miles).

Good luck!

John

~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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