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You have a 72, rebuilt engine and trans , new shocks-struts, good rubber, rebuilt brakes, stainless fuel lines, converted fuel pump, solid body. basicly a stocker in good shape. You're gonna take a trip from Phoenix to Birmingham. And back. Days of slightly illegal speed. What would you bring? What would you do to prepare besides oil change , valve adjustment, the obvious stuff?? In search of the dream. After all , a teener is nothing if not a touring car, is it not? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/driving.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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If you have done several shake-down trips and had no issues, I would just crawl under the car and check everything for tight, check all 4 tires for nails, etc., check brake fluid, check transaxle fluid, top-off oil and bring a couple extra quarts, alternator belt, throttle cable, clutch cable, check all lights, spare fuses, electrical tape, flashlight, road flares, some wire, cash, 200 Miler AAA card- (worth its weight in gold) and have your route well planned out and try to ID Porsche shops along the way- just in case. Oh, and have a great trip. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)
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If you have done several shake-down trips and had no issues, I would just crawl under the car and check everything for tight, check all 4 tires for nails, etc., check brake fluid, check transaxle fluid, top-off oil and bring a couple extra quarts, alternator belt, throttle cable, clutch cable, check all lights, spare fuses, electrical tape, flashlight, road flares, some wire, cash, 200 Miler AAA card- (worth its weight in gold) and have your route well planned out and try to ID Porsche shops along the way- just in case. Oh, and have a great trip. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) A nice empty CC for an emergency hotel. AAA |
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