My first attempt to tow my car was a complete failure making a gradual left turn out of the garage and towing it less than 50 feet. The 2"x1/4" pieces of flat steel that I used to attach to the frame and then offset through the bumper bent as shown in the picture. I then removed the bumper and the 2nd towbar is much stronger using 1/4"x2" square tube. It did not bend or budge but the tires drag when turning. The back and forth between garages is something that needs to happen several times so having it towed is not an option besides I have AAA but want to save that should I need it when it is running and further than a block away from home, hopefully soon. I am sure that having someone steer the car would work but for that to work I will have to wait for one of the grandkids to visit which will drastically slow the progress. I have towed pre-war cars many times and never had this problem. Have not tried disconnecting the steering linkage and might try that but I am not optimistic that it will work