Long Trip Advice for a 64 Dynamic 88
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Long Trip Advice for a 64 Dynamic 88
Well after three years of work on my Dynamic 88 making sure it is safe and reliable ( to a point ). I am taking it on a 600 round trip mile adventure.
Some of the miles will be on country roads and thru hot areas of the upper midwest. Any suggestions on what emergency supplies I should take.
I have an emergency bag of supplies in my daily car. Anything we classic
Olds owners do differently.
Thanks for any ideas
Some of the miles will be on country roads and thru hot areas of the upper midwest. Any suggestions on what emergency supplies I should take.
I have an emergency bag of supplies in my daily car. Anything we classic
Olds owners do differently.
Thanks for any ideas
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This thread is pretty solid, i think there's been another one recently?
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ong-drive.html
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ong-drive.html
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For sure. I feel like I am leaving home for the first time.The way I packed my supplies you would think it is a cross country trip. Should be fun. I will report back how the ole gal does.
Thanks
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Thanks for the interest. It was Minn. to South Dakota. a little over 700 round trip miles.
Biggest fear was the 95 deg temps, some days it reached a 100. The car ran at normal temps at all times. I however did not run at normal temps, it was hot in the car when not
racing along over 30 mph.
I had to remind myself the big boat wasn't a sports car when entering those curves, screached the tires a few times and held on tight.
MPG on the trip was @ 12-15 I was very happy about that.
Stopped at a barn sale and in Southern Minn. and picked up a perfect hub cap and clock for my Dynamic 88.
Overall a good first road trip.
Biggest fear was the 95 deg temps, some days it reached a 100. The car ran at normal temps at all times. I however did not run at normal temps, it was hot in the car when not
racing along over 30 mph.
I had to remind myself the big boat wasn't a sports car when entering those curves, screached the tires a few times and held on tight.
MPG on the trip was @ 12-15 I was very happy about that.
Stopped at a barn sale and in Southern Minn. and picked up a perfect hub cap and clock for my Dynamic 88.
Overall a good first road trip.
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