Class I Trailer Hitch For F-Body

[CJREX]

Bolt-on class I hitch for 93-02 F-body.

It bolts into factory holes so no drilling required. It cleared my SLP LM1 exhaust fine.

It was on my car when I got it. The previous owner used it to tow his 4-wheeler trailer. I have a pickup so it's not needed.

It is in great condition. The paint isn't even scratched.

New these are $150+.

$50 and includes hitch, tongue, 2" ball, and all hardware.

It is big and heavy so shipping would be a bummer costwise.

Local to Atlanta area only. I will meet you in the Atlanta area and bring it to you.

Pics posted below.

[AiDRocks]

Who would put a hitch on a f-body? Free bump... good luck!

[splitfinger09]

Someone would actually tow with there F-body lol...

[71-Camaro-98]

Ive seen a few people use them for track days and such... Good luck Selling.

[CJREX]

Who would put a hitch on a f-body?

That's what I thought too, but you can barely see it on the car.

I had to do a double take.

I guess if you don't have a truck you gotta do what you can do to move your toys around.

He said it actually towed quite well.

[Websy21]

Bought my car with one on it too but I took it off.

Without the ball on it, which mine was like, you can't even tell its there.

My buddy has one for his Z and he pulls his seadoo with it.

[Danger731]

I saw a guy towin a water bike with his camaro

[TESTING]

I tow my superjet with it just fine, enjoy the car and ski on weekends.

Free bump for a great price

[AiDRocks]

I never knew people used hitches for their f-bodies. Just learned something new.

[joejenkinsglass]

I had one on my 88 camaro, and pulled a 17 ft ski boat. I did have to put air shocks on it for when the boat was on it!! lol

[CJREX]

Here are a couple of pics. Looks like it is actually a Class II instead of I.

[JL8Jeff]

It might be a class II but I don't think the car is rated for more than 1000 lbs. My SS tows the boat great! No need for a truck when the Camaro can do it!

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[MN6WS6]

That's a great price, so here's a free bump.

I have one on my car as well, and it has ran a 12.36 completely stock from intake to oil pan with the exception of the 5176 NOS kit. I've pulled my sportbike from Mobile to Pigeon Forge 4 times with it, been to NOPI in Atlanta twice, the mountains in West Virginia, the cornfields in Indiana, the swamp lands in Baton Rouge. Car pulls a trailer great, but you have to keep the weight down, and especially off the tongue. I've seen guys put one on to haul their slicks and a jack to the dragstrip on a cargo carrier to eliminate the need of a support vehicle as well.

I also raced a Mustang once while I was pulling the trailer with a sheet of 1/2" MDF on it that I built my speaker box out of. The Mustang lost!

[JL8Jeff]

Another good use for the hitch is the ability to mount a bike rack directly to the hitch with no risk of the bike ever hitting the car. I put my mountain bike on the rack and take it all over for riding.

[chuckie669]

It might be a class II but I don't think the car is rated for more than 1000 lbs. My SS tows the boat great! No need for a truck when the Camaro can do it!

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That is an awesome picture. Didn't know towing could be so cool.

[rcleveland@barrick.c]

+1 F-Bodies always look good.

[01 SS Vert]

I live in Knoxville, TN, but will be in Acworth, GA on June 20th for a wedding. If you're willing to meet me in that area, I'll take the hitch.

Like others, I don't want to pay for the shipping - however since I'll be down there already, perhaps this is an easy alternative. I'm not sure if we are spending the night in that area or not.

[CJREX]

PM me with your cell and I'm sure we can work something out.

Thanks!

[94t/a]

hahah so i dont have the only f body with a hitch. when brought my car home and rolled it off the trailer it bottomed out wicked hard and i shit cause i thought something broke. when i looked under the car to see the damage i was shocked to see that there was a trailer hitch their and thats all that hit haha

[knappbunch]

was this the car it was on? lol



sorry but I couldn't resist.