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Front Towing Eye

Discussion in '365 GT4 2+2/400/412' started by wda24729, Mar 18, 2017.

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  1. wda24729

    wda24729 Formula 3

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    #1 wda24729, Mar 18, 2017
    Can't see for looking, but can't see where the towing eye screws into the front of the car! Any clues?
     
  2. It's Ross

    It's Ross Formula 3

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    #2 It's Ross, Mar 18, 2017
    I don't think there is one. Ferraris never break down to need one.
     
  3. roger21

    roger21 Formula Junior

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    #3 roger21, Mar 18, 2017
    Thought about it when I saw 1 for sale on eBay.
    Never could find the hole...
     
  4. roger21

    roger21 Formula Junior

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    #4 roger21, Mar 18, 2017
    Sorry...
    I saw one "towing ring" for sale on eBay.
    Should I say "towing ring" or anything else??
    By the way I never found anything about it in the owners manual...
     
  5. wda24729

    wda24729 Formula 3

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    #5 wda24729, Mar 19, 2017
    I would have thought of all the Ferraris, these are the ones requiring the towing eye (ducking below parapet).

    Took the bumper off now so I can get a rope around the frame.
     
  6. rovexienus

    rovexienus Formula Junior
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    #6 rovexienus, Mar 19, 2017
    As far as I know, only the 412 has a provision for installing a tow hook. The spot for installation (see owners's manual page 57 figure 36 for the 1988 version) is located on the right side of the front spoiler and is hidden by a plug of the same color as the spoiler.
     

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