You haven't told us how far, and what terrain (e.g., mountains or flatland) -- this is important.

I regularly tow my smaller boats (up to a 2300 lb boat with 700 lb trailer) without a problem (I only use my SUV for my biggest boat). But the biggest thing I ever towed with my 240s was a tandem (2-axle) box U-Haul, to take my daughter's belongings to college, from New Jersey to Cambridge, MA. It was really loaded up, and there were a *lot* of hills on that trip (NJ, CT, and MA are all hilly on the route I took)! The car was a 1984 B23 with automatic -- synthetic ATF and a Volvo ATF auxiliary cooler, as well as Nissen 3-row radiator, though -- no problems whatsoever, but as you can imagine, I locked out OD (drove in 3rd gear) a lot on the uphill sides of the mountainous portions of the trip. Your manual transmission should do better, though.

I'm doing the same thing, I Will be climbing mountans thow, and there is going to be some heavy stuff in my trailer. But mine is a flatbed that i'm building a mesh cage over

Absolutely! I towed an 86 244 on a car dolly with the 245 pictured here from Western Kentucky back to Charlotte, NC and several other larger cars around North Carolina. I tow my boat all of the time. You should pick up a Hayden oil cooler for the tranny to help dissipate the heat, but it is not neccessary.

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Around the corner or across the country? If the latter - it would be good to make sure all running gear (brakes, shocks, wheel bearings) are in good shape, as well as the cooling system. Maybe fresh gearbox oil as well if you haven't done that in a while. Chances are, on any but completely flat terrain you won't be engaging OD 4th too often!
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I did 4k miles from Iowa to Alaska with an enclosed trailer somewhere between those dimensions. '90 245 B230F AW70. If you're not in a rush to get there, you should be fine. How long of a drive?