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First long roadtrip in a 122. 120-130

posted by  Serpent6 on  Sat Jun 21 05:34 CST 2008
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Besides stocking up on fluids, I'd also look over the toolbox I would be taking with me to make sure everything was in its proper place. I'd also examine my carry-along stock of common nuts, bolts, springs, belt, and wire. Being ready to replace the super simple common stuff on the roadside has saved me two tows in the past six months. Your car is undoubtedly better, but it rarely hurts to be a little overprepared. Have a very nice trip!






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