BWhite

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kaydeejay wrote: BWhite wrote:
The Fiat 500 is to long ! It is 16.2 inches longer than the Austin/British Leyland etc Mini. Wow, it doesn't look that big out on the road.
But then I guess the original Mini was kinda small (and I have owned 7 of 'em over the years at some point in my distant youth  ).
I would like to buy an orginal . Never have owned one . My half- hearted try to find one hasnt been successful. The orgininal Mini was exactly 10 feet long .
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iggyAZ

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BWhite wrote: Can this vehicle be flat towed ?
You may already know that yes it can be towed on all 4 wheels.
The new 2012 5th edition manual states that all you need to do is place the manual transmission in neutral.
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krivanj

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While we were at Blue Ox, in Nebraska, in May of last year, they were building the first baseplate for a Fiat 500. So I know they have them available!
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jlfernan

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Just got a new Fiat 500 automatic. The range of dolly prices are impressive. Since it's pretty small car, I'm assuming I don't need a super-heavy-duty dolly. Any suggestions?
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jimroach

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Motor Home Mag May 2012 they specifically sing the praises of the Fiat 500, worth a read for you.
Disclaimer: didn't actually read the article since does not pertain.
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Bumpyroad

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jlfernan wrote: Just got a new Fiat 500 automatic. The range of dolly prices are impressive. Since it's pretty small car, I'm assuming I don't need a super-heavy-duty dolly. Any suggestions?
I personally would never use a dolly without brakes. do these light/cheap ones come with them? but can't y0u tow it 4 down? if so IMHO it is foolish to use a dolly.
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jlfernan

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jlfernan wrote: but can't y0u tow it 4 down? if so IMHO it is foolish to use a dolly.
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It's an automatic, can't tow it four down.
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Edouard

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Acme EZE Tow is one of the lightest, lowest pricing and it is available with brakes. I have read on different rv forums that most that own them are very satisfied. Here is the link: http://cartowdolly.com/eze-tow-dolly/
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