And it was. But scary and we drove slowwwww

outside of the overall sketchy-ness factor, seems like it would/should be illegal with that much overhang that most cars could fit under... Glad you got it home safely.

It looks like there was room to pull it up further. Not sure why you would leave it there. Glad you made it.

Oh ok noticed and of course 1000 scenarios of how this could fail hit my ex military brain but I was in the Navy so it was also like, if anything we should it less secure (just kidding). He wouldn't budge from my driveway until je was 100 perfect about the placing. I followed behind in my truck so if any shenanigans happened I'd be able to alert him quicly.

Been there and done that. Had mine towed 200 miles with one tire hanging off the side of a flatbed. I followed….but not too closely. Haha.

I bet that isn't really good for that front set of springs.

I had to have my Phoenix 721 hauled in when I broke a spring. The driver pulled mine with no problem, scared the [censored] out of me. Funny thing is, he knew where he was going. We had bought his grandparent's old house!! Small world.

Seems like loading it up back end first would be better unless the motor or trailer frame would hit while loading.

That must have puckered you up the whole trip, stressful....