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A gorgeous woman with a short skirt.
Everybody will stop and help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a great time
Have fun
Paul Kelley
plus usual breakdown triangle, fire extinguisher, first aid box...make sure you have
modified the headlights, GB sticker if your number plate hasnt got this.
Last of all but most important for Le Mans....a toilet roll!![
Paul911
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Going on an epic Euro drive in June, taking in Germany, Switzerland,South Of France, ending up in Le-Mans.
Errr, lots of maps[
porkersc
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HI ALL
A gorgeous woman with a short skirt.
Everybody will stop and help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a great time
Have fun
Paul Kelley
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Have read that a spare DME relay could be useful (just graduated from SC to the 3.2). Does this fit in the fuse box?
Edit:
If you are going in to Switzerland on the motorway you WILL need the money to pay for a motorway toll sticker (it's an annual charge). Last time we bought one it was cash only - at the border!
We have avoided motorways the last couple of times, as we like the mountains rather than the tunnels, but (and it's a big but!) getting through northern Switzerland is no fun - all towns and very slow progress off of the Autoroute - and it's flat and industrial! Next time we're buying the sticker and cutting a day off the journey time...
porkersc
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Thanks for the tip Mark. Heading into the top of Switzerland and heading down to Geneva. Anyone got any good routes through Switzerland as we will prefer the Mountain routes and avoid the Tunnels (Well maybe take one in so that we can all enjoy our new exhausts[8D]ORIGINAL: Mark Bennett
If you are going as far as Italy you will need a reflective vest (we picked one up on the way at a service station for about 5 euros). Also handy anyway (and possibly a requirement in Switzerland?).
Edit:
If you are going in to Switzerland on the motorway you WILL need the money to pay for a motorway toll sticker (it's an annual charge). Last time we bought one it was cash only - at the border!
We have avoided motorways the last couple of times, as we like the mountains rather than the tunnels, but (and it's a big but!) getting through northern Switzerland is no fun - all towns and very slow progress off of the Autoroute - and it's flat and industrial! Next time we're buying the sticker and cutting a day off the journey time...
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Don't forget to take some empty space which you can fill up with jolly nice wine as you go round []
With the rear seats folded down, you can fit 7 cases across...Hick![8D]
ORIGINAL: Alan Armstrong
With the rear seats folded down, you can fit 7 cases across...Hick![8D]
When we finally take 911 to europe, had better leave the baby at home, what's the penalty for leaving 18 month home alone for a week or two ????
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