Subject	Driving Cross Country
Posted by	maxl(Indy) on May 27, 2003 at 5:27 PM
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Message	Well..shipping the car is going to cost a lot more then I was quoted first hand and it turns out that it will be a lot less costly to fly out and drive the car back. This is the first time I will be driving cross country.. Basically I figured I should purchase a bra (the car has new paint) for the drive back here. Anybody have any other suggesstions to keep the car in good physical shape on the way back? The drive is from Southern Utah to Indianapolis Indiana. Alex
Follow Ups	Driving Cross Country - maxl(Indy) 17:27:56 05/27/03 Don't hit anything on your way there. (n/m) - fourZero 17:31:32 05/27/03 Unless you have documentation, change the oil - Chaaarmndr (NoVA) 17:33:04 05/27/03 I thought about that. Good Idea. Thanks. (n/m) - maxl(Indy) 17:38:47 05/27/03 You're Welcome (n/m) - Chaaarmndr (NoVA) 17:41:08 05/27/03 Somebody also suggessted.. - maxl(Indy) 17:40:17 05/27/03 I say spring the 90 bucks for a bra, if you cant find one - Chaaarmndr (NoVA) 17:43:14 05/27/03 I wouldn't trust the chemical in the glue on new paint (n/m) - phippsj 18:01:21 05/27/03 it will be an awesome drive.... - NR98 (Ohio) 17:44:28 05/27/03 Good Call on the pictures! This will be awesome. (n/m) - maxl(Indy) 17:49:40 05/27/03 bra or saran wrap and electrical tape, wrap in the wells. (n/m) - josh 18:30:25 05/27/03 going across 70?or 70-76-80? - Ballistic 21:48:00 05/27/03 How new is the paint? If it wasn't baked or is less than - garth8934(Seattle) 00:34:09 05/28/03 I've read that 3M makes a clear material that you can put - dilly yo 07:09:32 05/28/03 Re: Driving Cross Country - _biz_ 11:54:03 05/28/03
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