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Not sure I would really tow this with my bronco, but it took the tongue weight better than I expected. I also would never trust the stock trailer hitch. Towed it great the 30 yards down the driveway though.
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Tail wagging the dog once your on the road, but I'm digging the period look!
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The overall weight and braking would be my main concerns. But I love the look!! I just told the wife the other day that one of these days I would love to restore a stock EB and then restore a small vintage camping trailer to pull behind it.
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Dry weight of the stream is 4100lbs. Towed behind the F150 really nice and easy.Marc D.
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It looks the part!Idle hands equates to wild horses getting my moneyComment
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Only two years difference. 77 bronco/75 airstream.Marc D.
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With the short wheelbase and close to the same weight that would be a scary ride down a steel hill!!! You'd be wanting better brakes immediately!SOLD: 1975 Ford Bronco: 105" wheelbase, King 14" c/o shocks, King 2" air bumps w/ Duff arms, 4 link rear w/ coils. Fuel injected 408W, ZF 5 speed/Atlas II(4.3) and Dana 60/70 axles with 5.13 gears and ARB's, 41.5/13.5R17 Pitbull Rockers on 17" Raceline Monsters.Comment
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You might be ok with the small airstream Bambi. I would like one or a small Shasta. Looks good!Comment
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I also have a 2010 16' Starcraft that is a single axle that weighs 2300 lbs dry. I would pull the tandem axle 4100 lbs trailer with brakes on both axles first. The single axle wags behind my truck where the airstream pulls like an arrow.Marc D.
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