Bringing the bimmer back from Cali; what to bring in the carry-on.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by Simon S
    beer, speed, and weed.

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  • Simon S
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    beer, speed, and weed.

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  • Jscotty
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    And if you manage to come through DC on your way back to PA, I will be sure to give you a pack of Fig Newtons.

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  • Ben Carufel
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    I might have a couple extra hoses from my last T-Belt change. They're all still fine (track spares!), but it was a "might as well while I'm here" type of thing. I'll look when I get home from the office.

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  • german g
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    Originally posted by southsails
    Additions noted. Fear and Loathing is a great book and greater movie.

    If anyone is willing to disclose their number and location (note route: 40 to 44 to 77), PM me. At minimum a six-pack of beer is promised for help.
    if you driving throguh KY, which I doubt, ill send ya mine...+ i live in the home town of Hunter S Thompson, actually went to his Highschool.

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  • southsails
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    Additions noted. Fear and Loathing is a great book and greater movie.

    If anyone is willing to disclose their number and location (note route: 40 to 44 to 77), PM me. At minimum a six-pack of beer is promised for help.

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  • AdironRider
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    I say bring a snowboard and roadtrip through Utah and Colorado. Theyre getting hammered with snow right now and the riding should be damn good through there.

    But seriously, hookers and blow.

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  • Jscotty
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    Instead of the actual hoses, get a hose repair kit or a supply of double-ended fittings with worm clamps of various diameters so that you can repair whichever hose fails on you. Secondly get a couple lengths of bulk hose so that if you need to make a larger repair, you have more than enough hose to patch up the problem. Also bring the following:

    1 gallon of undiluted antifreeze
    A pack of epoxy putty (if you have to plug a hole in the radiator)
    3 gallons of water (to refill the cooling system completely in the event that you loose all of your coolant)
    A tire repair kit and an electric air compressor. (its easier to pull out the nail and plug the tire and refill it without having to jack the car up. This is useful if it is raining)
    A starter, an alternator and a fresh battery. Buy these things from a national chain so that you can get your money back once you get to PA.
    2 quarts of motor oil.
    1 quart of transmission fluid.
    A quart of sawdust (in case the tranny dies on you and you need to limp the car to the next stop.

    Also this time of year, its best to go across the southern states. My uncle brought a car to the east coast from CA and went through the mountains of the upper mid west. And if you do it this time of the year, its not a fun trip at all. There were tons of snow and ice while the big trucks and tractor trailers were zooming by on the steep mountain ridges. He said it was very scary.

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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by schmidty
    is no one else wondering why this guy is flying cross-country for an ETA?
    :rofl:

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  • german g
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    Originally posted by DarkWing6
    phone numbers for all the r3v guys along the way :D

    thats actually a good idea, never know if your gonna need some cheap help..

    Watch out for BAT Country!!!!!!!!

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  • southsails
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    Inexpensive, manual, rust free, spotless interior, under 100k, and with lots of records. Issues come mainly w/ the paint. I'm hoping to paint the faded panels flat black and eventually put a heartier motor in it.

    First stop will be Vegas (should get into Vegas between 12-2AM). Debating about whether to go through LA or cut across the middle of PA to Bakersfield (car is midway btwn LA and SF). Heading down the south route; 40 to 44 to 70.

    Edit: Where is 54? I could take the 101 down to LA.
    Last edited by southsails; 03-01-2007, 08:54 AM.

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  • DarkWing6
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    phone numbers for all the r3v guys along the way :D

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  • AdironRider
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    Hookers and blow.

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  • DEV0 E30
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    Originally posted by LINUS
    AAA card is the big one. You might upgrade to 'plus'
    Best thing ever.

    "It works everywhere, you don't want to be."

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  • trent
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    What way are you gonna do? I just did Pitts to Scottsdale. I hope your route takes the 54, depending on where in CA. The 54 is a fucking awesome road, and a good shortcut across country if you plan on coming to the southern part of CA

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