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Originally Posted by PontiacBandit
Hey everyone! I know this is a weird one, but I need to have someone tow my Camaro from a snowbank. The way it is situated I think the only way that it can be pulled out is from the rear. I did a search and saw that there is no dedicated hook in the rear of the car for this. Does anyone have a good solution of where the tow truck driver might be able to attach or wrap a strap? I don’t want anything to break and I’m not sure that I trust a regular tow driver to get this right.
Luckily, it’s just in my driveway. Tried to get it unstuck from its spot on the driveway and ended up sliding off the side.
Thanks in advance!
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"Why not just leave it there until the snow melts? Or dig the snow out from around it?"
...he said from his comfortable chair in Texas.
Failing that, I would think you could hook up a strap through the rear wheels and just drag it out so you can get it on a tow truck. The suspension is stout enough to handle the car skidding on dry pavement without damage. I don't think pulling it by the wheels a few feet over ice or snow should hurt it.