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Well come august of this year i'm making my long trek back out to burning man. I decided i really want to take my hearse this year. So i'm going to do it. She is a 1970 miller meteor. My main concern is that she will(probably will) break down. Its 2,300 miles round trip. So i want to put together an "emergency" kit. I will of course have the spare tire and that other stuff, but what are a few extra parts you would put in your "emergency" kit.
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Coolant, fan belts, gas filter, hose clamps, and don't forget the duct tape! I'm sure here are other things too that others will mention. -
oil, gasket sealer, basic socket set, small fire extinguisher?Originally posted by Stretch View PostComment
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On long trips I go mad with it,mechanical fuel pump, water pump, extra carb. in addition to everything already mentioned. That may seem extreme but that's what I did a few years ago when I drove my 74 to Ohio and back. (of course because I was prepared I had no problems)Comment
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hmm
the yellow pages and a check book?Comment
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On road trips (in any vehicle) I carry a tool bag with a basic set of hand tools, a tire plug kit, a mini compressor, a few quarts of oil and tranny fluid, and some coolant. When I change a belt on a car I usually keep the old one around and carry it on road trips also just incase I break the new one.
I keep a set of tools in my hearse permanently. I also keep some extra odds and ends with it such as spark plug wires, control module, and stuff like that.Comment
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