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Originally Posted by rick3000
I agree with what everyone else has said, the only safe way to tow it would be on a trailer with all four wheels off the ground, like the Uhaul Wallace River posted. I would probably put it on the trailer backwards to minimize rock damage to the windshield and headlights.
A two wheel dolly isn't going to be safe at highway speed in my opinion. With the car backwards it could move too freely and you'd probably rip the front bumper off. Facing forward and you'd be hurting the transmission and probably scraping the tailpipe.
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another reason top back it on the trailer is weight distribution.
You want to make sure the tongue weight is around 10%-15% of the trailer weight and doesn't exceed the hitch tongue weight
A boxster on a steel trailer is around 5000 lbs give or take
If you don't have a tongue scale, do a google search. You can calculate it with a bathroom scale, a 2x4 and a couple of small pipes IIRC