When I read this, I wonder if I worry too much.
I carry just about everything under the sun, from fuel filters, fuel
pump, belt,
fuses, bulbs, elec. tape, mats, gloves, coolant, and much more, plus a
great
arrangement of tools and hand books, down to the colour co-ordinated
flash light.
I have yet to learn to trust my little ancient automobile, and I do
believe one
should be prepared for the most commonly known
failures................now, shall
I add to this list a spare set of carburetors..........?
Must get that cell phone.....
Liv, still spitting with all gauges finally working, a repaired
steering that
has made driving so much more pleasant.
Next.......
"St.John, Kenneth" wrote:
> I carry a tool kit in a zippered pouch. It's about the size of a
note-book
> and was very inexpensive ($15 US.) Still the tools are acceptable
quality
> for an emergency and I can do most anything. I also have a quart of
oil and
> roll of electricians tape. I think a set of points would be a good
idea as
> well (I've been stranded even when I though that they were good.)
> When I first bought my car I replace most of the hoses and fuel line -
It
> was very cheap insurance.
> Good Luck!
>
> Ken St.John
> '74 1500 Daily Driver "Lil Red"
> '65 Mk II Project "Ol Blue"
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