Towbar

GZed

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Hello all,

I have just been offered a towbar for a Z3. What would be a fair price? It's a westfalia detachable.
Westfalia tow bars are the only ones that are truly BMW Z3 compatible and are like hen’s teeth. I paid £400 for one about 5 years ago. one day I may get around to fitting it!🤣

If you really want one, get it
 

Kenhayes247

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Westfalia tow bars are the only ones that are truly BMW Z3 compatible and are like hen’s teeth. I paid £400 for one about 5 years ago. one day I may get around to fitting it!🤣

If you really want one, get it
Thanks GZed, does the one in the picture look like yours?
 

Rudyrov

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Is that what we in the US call a trailer hitch? You would use it to tow a small trailer or boat.
Thanks
 

GZed

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Here’s
Thanks GZed, does the one in the picture look like yours?
Yes - You should see ‘Westfalia’ on the nameplate, and ‘BMW’ should be embossed on the hook. Mine came with the BMW bumper with the special cut-out for the hook when attached, and the cover plate for when it’s not. Simple enough to make a cut-out & to fabricate a cover though.

Interesting to see the one in your ad also includes two forward pointing rods that look as though they bolt to the chassis rails. (I only intend to use mine to mount a cycle carrier, so no horizontal forces to contend with) . Again looks easy enough to fabricate them if decide I do need them)
 

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GZed

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Is that what we in the US call a trailer hitch? You would use it to tow a small trailer or boat.
Thanks
Yes, exactly that. Or in my case being a keen cyclist & MTBer, I intend to use it to mount a cycle carrier. Means you can still open the boot (trunk) unlike those strap-on cycle carriers. (And no danger of damaging paintwork)
 
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