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Reliability in a 240 200

posted by  tinkerbelle on  Fri Dec 29 17:47 CST 2017
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I'm with Hillbilly on this one-good grief. If you want to do all that later on, then ok. But for the trip home,I would take things you would take driving any old car: extra belts and hoses,coolant and another empty container for water,fuses, bulbs,fuel pump relay,tools of course,and AAA Premiere.----------Tinkerbelle






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