If it's front wheel drive, yes. If it's rear wheel drive, yes but you'll need to remove the driveshaft.
msigg,
Mar 7, 1:40am
If Its rear wheel drive just back it on to the dolly.
rotormotor7,
Mar 7, 1:46am
depends,you haven't told us if you mean a knitted golliwog or a barbie!
maximus56,
Mar 7, 1:53am
there is always one isn't there.
bbbottle,
Mar 7, 3:31am
yea of course if its fwd even put it in park to help keep it on the dolly
toycon,
Jun 25, 11:47am
Why does your dolly have a drive shaft & rear wheels & steering!
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