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In case anyone was wondering what a U-haul hitch would loook like on the SS. Here are some pics. I should have done this years ago…. Now I have a legit bike rack. No more messing around with taking wheels off etc.
I only got the hitch. No wiring or any other add-ons. 150 for instal and 150ish for the hitch.
Bike rack is Kuat V2 transfer.

Next I’m hoping to get a sea sucker roof rack so I can put kayaks on top.
The Chevy SS Outback edition lol.
 

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In case anyone was wondering what a U-haul hitch would loook like on the SS. Here are some pics. I should have done this years ago…. Now I have a legit bike rack. No more messing around with taking wheels off etc.
I only got the hitch. No wiring or any other add-ons. 150 for instal and 150ish for the hitch.
Bike rack is Kuat V2 transfer.

Next I’m hoping to get a sea sucker roof rack so I can put kayaks on top.
The Chevy SS Outback edition lol.
Looks great! And great personalized license plate as well.
 

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Thanks! But it’s just the truth. To each their own. In 9 years of ownership I finally got to the point where the car has to work around me … and not me around it.
I agree whole heartedly, glad it works well for what you want, got to drive it and enjoy it...
 

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Good to know. Obviously it’s not the most aesthetically pleasing but serves a purpose. I have a hitch and same style rack on my TDI wagon. That’s probably the most versatile car I’ve ever owned. Always keep my eyes open for a Holden rack for the Chevy though.
 

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This is awesome, and good on you for doing it. Any car with a tow rating should absolutely have a hitch, and the philosophy that trucks are the only allowable towing vehicles is nonsense.

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My other car is an ‘85 Porsche 928, and I’d give my eye teeth to get ahold of one of the factory tow hitches for it.
 

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the philosophy that trucks are the only allowable towing vehicles is nonsense.
This is so true. The rest of the world isn’t truck obsessed. I saw a Prius towing a small U-haul trailer in NJ this past summer. The hitches are not pretty on a lot of cars and that’s ok.
I’m excited to get the sea sucker rack for my kayaks. I’ll post photos when that happens 😎
 

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I towed 2 uhauls from Albany to New Jersey with my TDI and despite not using 6th gear and maxing my speed at the speed limit I got 33mpg. Hard to make the case for needing a truck when the 2 times a year you think you “need” one you can get a 20 dollar uhaul.
 

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Not the most economical option, but still. Don’t use it often, but it’s nice knowing it’s there.
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I this one also bolted with no drilling or welding? Also, do you cut the bumper hole?
Yes, the Holden tow bar kit includes a template, but if I recall, I believe there are also score marks on the bumper skin to aid in the cutting process. It also includes the rubber molding to dress-up the hole.
 
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