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I am trying to gather up tools, extra parts and whatever else that would be needed for a series of long trips.
What would be a packing list of must haves? They do not need to be “period correct” but roadside lifesavers for a ‘67S.
FYI: My first car was a ’67 TR4A IRS, which taught me many lessons or scarred me for life. Since I still pack a full set of tools, laptop with the necessary diagnostic software for my daily driver.
Thanks,
Sumner
Cell phone, Premier AAA card with 200 mile tow and credit card would be at the top of the list, but of course you are speaking of things to get you out of a jamb and do it yourself in the middle of the night.
flashlight
tools
road flare
good spare
jack
tire iron
jumper cable
oil/filter
fan belt
coil
fuses
head light/ bulbs
spark plugs
plug wires
distributer cap
rotor
condenser
fuel pump/filter
clutch cable
brake fluid
grease
wheel bearing
wiper blades
work gloves
cold weather gear
water/food
cash
spare car key
spare wire
electrical tape
add a gummizwischenstuck to that
695.423.137.00 ................or you could up the idle a mash gears
Drosselverbindung korrekt?
911-423-081-02-M260
ja................left me stranded once and never again
One important thing missing: an extra CD Box. When your CD box quits, you are stuck, and no special vintage tools will help...
+1 Always carry one on long trips.Quote:
Originally Posted by gruen911
Also carry an extra electric fuel pump and some of those hose clamp hemostat things.
And a road side assistance card with enhanced flatbed towing option. ��