kevinm

Thanks again for the tip!

For anyone looking to pick up a non running Chinook, it does indeed fit on a regular U-Haul car trailer. Pulled this one over three hours with no problems at all - we did bring along and use some long ratchet straps to cinch the top down, which was a good suggestion from kevinchinook. The inside straps were pretty much gone.

Thanks for the info! I'll probably just go with the tow bar setup (I'll have to figure out how to mount the connectors to the bumper, I guess) - we were going to go with a trailer, but was concerned about the width of the camper body and if it would clear the fenders on an equipment trailer.

New here, but am getting ready to pick up a non running Chinook - it's about three hours away. Will it fit on a regular flatbed trailer, 6 feet wide or so? Or if anyone else has ideas on the best way to get it home - tow bar and flat tow, tow dolly, etc. It's way too far to have a big flatbed tow truck transport it - I'll need to do this myself. Any help would be great!