Receiver hitch??

I hit my shin on my old hitch for the last time! Any pictures or part numbers of what you used??

thanks

john

i've seen one simular on bernie's a100 pick up in detroit it fit very well http://www.etrailer.com/Specialty-Trailer-Hitches/Curt/13703.html

have a receiver hitch off a 68 a 108

Local guy says he's going to make one up for me. $260 installed. We'll see what he says when he sees the van next week.

Ok, $61 more than the $260.00 "ballpark" quote, but worth it. Me like

I need to take a picture of the one that was on my van. I pulled it off to get the rear sway bar installed. I may install it again down the road, but will need to modify it to work with the sway bar in place.

Can I get a pic of that swaybar install lightnin?

Now and then I have to haul a flatbed for a few miles laden down with a couple+ tons. Took a piece of ¼" thick rectangular tubing 10"x4" x 2' long. Cut it in half lengthwise at a diagonal, leaving essentially two somewhat formidable chunks of structural angle iron of like dimensions. Then, worked in and reinforced some 2-1/2" square tubing. The sides are attached vertically/longitudinally to the frame with ½" ss bolts (eight total), and laterally by the bumper bracket bolts (no, you do not want to rear-end me). Gas tank mounting clamp is accessible and tank can still be removed.

As much as I hate to admit it, sometimes my beloved bailing wire just don't do the trick.







Happy New Year.

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That's nice!!!

Thank you Mr john. It ain't real purdy but what surprises the heck outa me is - it actually works.