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road trip spares to carry?

Ha, I wish! No such creature comforts Bob, it was a solo trip.
That tubing held a beautifully made leather box that kept the aforementioned repair kit!
Here, looking a little dusty, rather stuck in the Angolian Nabibe desert . . .
:eek:
 

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Hell, Bob, I've just seen what you mean!!!
:floor:
PS Sorry for the hijack . . .
 
Reminded me of the opening scenes of The Beverley Hillbillies....(showing my age!)
 
jhrfc said:
I've done a forum search for this but no joy.
Doing a trip through France and Spain about 2500 miles. and am wondering what if any spares to take, and would like advice,
Bear in mind a) i am not capable of doing anything too advanced mechanically. and b) i won't have a lot of room in the car any way!
My cab is quite early, a 94.
My thoughts :
Oil (although it doesn't use much 1L will be fine)
DME relay, It does have a 993 part number, but should i take a spare anyway?
Tyre and brake pads, are fine for wear. drive the car regularly and everything seems fine.
Anything else?
Cheers
J
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I have just done a similar trip in my 997 turbo, Alicante and back for a wedding.In my opinion the only essentials were underpants and a credit card!

Good luck and enjoy!
 
Riviera Bob said:
Reminded me of the opening scenes of The Beverley Hillbillies....(showing my age!)
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You're on fire today Bob!
:floor:
 
RJW1881 said:
jhrfc said:
I've done a forum search for this but no joy.
Doing a trip through France and Spain about 2500 miles. and am wondering what if any spares to take, and would like advice,
Bear in mind a) i am not capable of doing anything too advanced mechanically. and b) i won't have a lot of room in the car any way!
My cab is quite early, a 94.
My thoughts :
Oil (although it doesn't use much 1L will be fine)
DME relay, It does have a 993 part number, but should i take a spare anyway?
Tyre and brake pads, are fine for wear. drive the car regularly and everything seems fine.
Anything else?
Cheers
J
Click to expand...

I have just done a similar trip in my 997 turbo, Alicante and back for a wedding.In my opinion the only essentials were underpants and a credit card!

Good luck and enjoy!
Click to expand...

...... I always go "commando" ........ for more than one reason ........ and it ain't to do with luggage ........ :bandit:
 
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