I know many of us are rushing to get projects completed that may have been off the road for months or even years. So, if you have a 914 that will have little or no road time before driving to the event what type of spares will you pack?

I'll start off the list with

Clutch Cable
Throttle Cable
Points & Condenser

Tag, you're it.

Fan belt
Duct tape
Small well stocked tool kit

aaa card, platnum visa, cell phone.....no?

socks, underwear and t-shirts about 3 of each

sunscreen, SPF 30 or better, hat, good sunglasses.
camera, lotsa film/memory gizmos, batteries, charger...

Oil, rags, hand cleaner, clean shirt

aaa card, cell phone, water, manual to read while you wait.


P.S. How often/likley is the clutch cable, throtle cable, likley to break??

rarely more than once per trip, unless it's cold, dark, raining, and/or in a bad neighborhood, in which case, all bets are off ...

I woould include spare :

Round relays
Fuses
Fire extinguisher
Tools to change a tire

craftsman metric tools
clutch cable
throttle cable (if you don't need these you'll probably run into someone who does)
flashlight
fuses

BCPN!



Brad's Cell Phone Number ...
Andy

is shit canned, isn't it??

Jen

not for those with the magick powder ...

AAA card, camping stove, sleeping bag, camping lantern, beer and porn.

I quess I'm a little anal

Small stash of tools

Pertronix
2 relays
Fuses
Dash bulbs (Alternator light)
Throttle cable
Clutch Cable
Oil
Valve Cover gaskets
Extra chip for MS
Flashlight
100 mile an hour tape (duct Tape)
Electrical tape
Plastic
AAA card

Dave

Just your special McGiver pocket knife...
$4.99 from the home shopping channel


cheers,

Jeroen

for those coming a distance:
chips, gum, & snacks
drinks
maps
ID (How's Jeff supposed to know who you are?)
music
mags or books
toilet paper
toiletries
wipes & paper towels
rags
flares
first aid kit
pain meds
allergy meds
swim suit

I usually carry a Tyvex suit to wear if I have to crawl under the car. Shop rags, paper towel and hand cleaner. All takes up so little space, and makes keeping clean, and getting clean so much easier.

FRS Radios (Family walkie talkies) I know a lot of guys always carry these on long travels, but even those from the area should bring them. You can pick up a pair from Radio Shack, Best Buy, Target, K-Mart, Wal-Mart...prices start at $29

Bring a pair and you'll be happy you did!

here's a promotion i got today...

Bell South 2-Way 14-Channel FRS Communicator 2-Pack...........$19.50
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=1050BK-2

Bell South Two Way 22 Channel FRS/GMRS Communicator...........$12.95
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=2231BK

full disclosure obligates me to mention that my brother is Marketing Director for this company, but i don't get a cut, and i pay their posted prices just like everybody else... i've been a customer for a few years now. check 'em out if you want ...

those are great prices! Remember your extra batteries, too!

OH, add to the list of necessities your 914Club hat!