big trip

So,

I just purchased a '75 TLC FJ55 in Seattle and I'm getting ready to drive it
home to Southern California in about 2 weeks (1200+ miles for you non
geography majors). Does anyone have a list of "must haves" they would take
on this trip?

Besides the requisite tools and such, here's what I'm adding to the list:
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Slim Jim - Tobasco flavor
Bottled water
"Best of" James Taylor CD
Pearl Jam Ten
Mountain Dew AMP
Duct Tape

whatever else will fit in my bag

Regards,

Jeremy

A landrover to tow you when it breaks.

Just kidding but I couldn't help myself.

Regards
Stephen
"miletwo" > wrote in message
...
> So,
>
> I just purchased a '75 TLC FJ55 in Seattle and I'm getting ready to drive
it
> home to Southern California in about 2 weeks (1200+ miles for you non
> geography majors). Does anyone have a list of "must haves" they would
take
> on this trip?
>
> Besides the requisite tools and such, here's what I'm adding to the list:
> -----------------------------------
> Slim Jim - Tobasco flavor
> Bottled water
> "Best of" James Taylor CD
> Pearl Jam Ten
> Mountain Dew AMP
> Duct Tape
>
> whatever else will fit in my bag
>
> Regards,
>
> Jeremy
>
>

You can't possibly be serious. I'd be my 1st born that your cheesy disco is
dead and rusted away when it turns 30.

Get a real truck.

J


"fanie" > wrote in message
...
> A landrover to tow you when it breaks.
>
> Just kidding but I couldn't help myself.
>
> Regards
> Stephen
> "miletwo" > wrote in message
> ...
> > So,
> >
> > I just purchased a '75 TLC FJ55 in Seattle and I'm getting ready to
drive
> it
> > home to Southern California in about 2 weeks (1200+ miles for you non
> > geography majors). Does anyone have a list of "must haves" they would
> take
> > on this trip?
> >
> > Besides the requisite tools and such, here's what I'm adding to the
list:
> > -----------------------------------
> > Slim Jim - Tobasco flavor
> > Bottled water
> > "Best of" James Taylor CD
> > Pearl Jam Ten
> > Mountain Dew AMP
> > Duct Tape
> >
> > whatever else will fit in my bag
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jeremy
> >
> >
>
>

In article >, says...
> Subject: big trip
> From: "miletwo" >
> Newsgroups: rec.autos.4x4
>
> You can't possibly be serious. I'd be my 1st born that your cheesy disco is
> dead and rusted away when it turns 30.
>
> Get a real truck.
>
> J
>

There are aluminum Land Rovers and then there are Ford land rovers.
Guess which one is the rust bucket.
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Chris Phillipo proclaimed:

> In article >, says...
>
>>Subject: big trip
>>From: "miletwo" >
>>Newsgroups: rec.autos.4x4
>>
>>You can't possibly be serious. I'd be my 1st born that your cheesy disco is
>>dead and rusted away when it turns 30.
>>
>>Get a real truck.
>>
>>J
>>
>
>
> There are aluminum Land Rovers and then there are Ford land rovers.
> Guess which one is the rust bucket.

The BMW Land Rover?
What do I win?

In article <z129d.345192$Fg5.253654@attbi_s53>,
says...
> >
> > There are aluminum Land Rovers and then there are Ford land rovers.
> > Guess which one is the rust bucket.
>
> The BMW Land Rover?
> What do I win?
>

They didn't hang on to it long enough to actually design anything
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Chris Phillipo proclaimed:

> In article <z129d.345192$Fg5.253654@attbi_s53>,
> says...
>
>>>There are aluminum Land Rovers and then there are Ford land rovers.
>>>Guess which one is the rust bucket.
>>
>> The BMW Land Rover?
>> What do I win?
>>
>
>
> They didn't hang on to it long enough to actually design anything

So the current Range Rover with the BMW V8 was designed by *FORD* ?

no landrover just the TLC FJ55 if you take the landrover along he will just
have to get a bigger flatbed truck for them when they breakdown.
RB

fanie > wrote in message
...
> A landrover to tow you when it breaks.
>
> Just kidding but I couldn't help myself.
>
> Regards
> Stephen
> "miletwo" > wrote in message
> ...
> > So,
> >
> > I just purchased a '75 TLC FJ55 in Seattle and I'm getting ready to
drive
> it
> > home to Southern California in about 2 weeks (1200+ miles for you non
> > geography majors). Does anyone have a list of "must haves" they would
> take
> > on this trip?
> >
> > Besides the requisite tools and such, here's what I'm adding to the
list:
> > -----------------------------------
> > Slim Jim - Tobasco flavor
> > Bottled water
> > "Best of" James Taylor CD
> > Pearl Jam Ten
> > Mountain Dew AMP
> > Duct Tape
> >
> > whatever else will fit in my bag
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jeremy
> >
> >
>
>