YOUR RESEARCHRoad trip - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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The Boy Scout in me tells me to be prepared for things breaking on a 25 year old car during road trips. What is the relay in the rear of the car that seems to have issues over time? Besides that, I’m thinking one of those, an ignition coil, a cam sensor, water, oil and fuses. Anything else? Thanks.
A survival kit for you = blankets (sleeping bag if it'll fit), candy bars, drinking water, phone charger, stocking hats, gloves, etc. But if you're a Boy Scout, you've prob got that covered.
I’m never to far from civilization, though I do pack some of those things.
What you need is a black Amex and a satellite phone. All problems solved.
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And AAA
Don't think to hard on it. I DD my car and then drive it into the smoky mountains for camping trips. Worst case you have to rent a Uhaul truck and a dolly. The manual reads DON'T TOW FLAT, but I do, have, and will continue tow flat.
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