Moving a car without wheels

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Moving a car without wheels

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Hi everyone :D

As a hobby i like breaking cars, in my driveway, for bits, I only break small cars like cinqs and seis..

(Please do not turn this in to a sales thread and ask for parts, there is a classifieds section for that)

Now i havent been touching the rear end and leave the front hub etc so i can move it out of my drive when im done and on to a truck.

Is there anyway, if i had a totally stripped car,with no wheels, on bricks, that i can move it out of the drive and on to a truck.

I like the idea of a angle grinder and chop it to bits :devil:

Cheers
Mayat(y)
 
Good trolley jacks will do the job with a couple of mates pushing/stabilising.

If it's a bare shell and you're not bothered about the drive just drag it.
 
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I sort of have a similar problem with the donor 750L.

Its currently sitting on bricks as there is no hub or wheel on front pass side, and it's sitting behind a wall. I was either going to get half the neighbours to help move it for a few bevies, or see if the company taking it have one of them lifty upie thingy mejigies :p :eek:
 
I think trolley jacks it will have to be...
Iv already damaged drive with the cinq.
My friend who has a recovery truck cant get it down my drive, and is worried about damaging the truck by scraping it on to it...
 
grind off all markings so it can not be identifed, then roll it into the road and set fire to it, then call the police. it'll be gone within 24hours at no cost to yourself.
 
grind off all markings so it can not be identifed, then roll it into the road and set fire to it, then call the police. it'll be gone within 24hours at no cost to yourself.


Roll being the KEY word :D No tyres to roll ..

Plus i get money to weigh it in!
 
I had this problem once & solved by leaving a couple of scaffold poles under the car, propped up on bricks at the front. When the time came for the shell to leave, all we had to do was lift the poles onto the back of the flatbed, attach the winch & drag the shell up the poles. It's kinda like loading a wheelbarrow with bricks - impossible to shift without the long handles & pivot.
 
grind off all markings so it can not be identifed, then roll it into the road and set fire to it, then call the police. it'll be gone within 24hours at no cost to yourself.

:ROFLMAO: I'm tempted with our donor car, but thought it would be easier just to push it over the clif into the sea, within hours of being in contact with salt water it would have dicintergrated into nothingness, after all, it is a Fiat :p
 
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