About 5 yrs. ago I bought a 7000 lb car hauler off a racing freind and took a 5000 (10000 w/weight distributing bars) hitch for a pickup and modified the frame mounting points to fit my 86 camino. I've been towing to and from flea mkts. and emergency tows(I have kids) since. I use air shocks, air bags,wgt.dist.bars, and trailer brakes. I believe the key to any towing (esp. with a vehicle as light as a camino) is weight distribution,adequate brakes and power.To set a hitch up you need to keep car and trailer level(by using correct ball mount height) and keep a reasonable amt. of tongue weight (using the adj. weight bars). Once it was set up properly I never had sway even at high speeds. As Mike says it is awesome and fun to tow with it, esp when I,m carrying another camino on it. Having said all that I kow it is lacking the durability of a pickup. Rear axle bearings,ring and pinion,brakes,engine,all take a beating, and I don,t think I would tow a good distance on a regular basis. Rob