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Towing a P15

Posted By: Mike (Potter 14 MKII "Courageous"
Date: 10/27/08 6:15a.m.

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In Response To: They sait could't be done! (pic) (Jerry Kergan (P-15 "Lazy Ka", Concord / San Francisco Bay))

When I pull mine with the Subaru Forester (about 160 HP) its almost like nothing is back there at all. Depending on hills and speed, I can even get up to 25 Mpg towing the Potter (my car rarely averages 25 in normal driving) I could easily believe a Miata could do it. Congratulations on finding a fun way to tow your craft. Mike

Messages In This Thread

They sait could't be done! -- Jerry Kergan (P-15 "Lazy Ka", Concord / San Francisco Bay) -- 10/25/08 12:46p.m.

And look so good doing it! -- Tim..."Morning Dove" P19 #457 Potter Valley CA -- 10/25/08 1:12p.m.

I must confess . . . -- Jerry Kergan (P-15 "Lazy Ka", Concord / San Francisco Bay) -- 10/25/08 1:20p.m.

Congrats! Miata and P15, now that's stylin' -- Eric, P-19, #1221 Austin, TX -- 10/25/08 3:19p.m.

I haven't . . . yet. -- Jerry Kergan (P-15 "Lazy Ka", Concord / San Francisco Bay) -- 10/25/08 3:43p.m.

USCGC "Morgenthau" WHEC 722 -- Dave_N - - SF Bay Area Sailor -- 10/27/08 1:45p.m.

Looks cool, Jerry! -- Harry Gordon, WWP14 #234, Manatee, Mountain View, CA -- 10/25/08 2:42p.m.

How's the cornering? Still fast? -- Rob WWP19 AZ -- 10/26/08 11:13a.m.

Makes a P15 look BIG!!!!!! -- Mike Miller, P15, 1/2 Pint, Baton Rouge, LA -- 10/26/08 6:03p.m.

Towing a P15 -- Mike (Potter 14 MKII "Courageous" -- 10/27/08 6:15a.m.

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