Re: Cross Country Adventure in a 65 Dart wagon

[Dennis <djohn14296@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Don, if the cost is the same or close in both cases, have it trailered. My reasoning is as follows: If you take your wife with you, and you break down out in the middle of no where, then you have to be concerned for two people's safety. A lot of crazies out there now. If you were to do it alone, then it really is an adventure. Take along a tool box. You are looking at 5 days of not working on your other vehicles. 
You could have another member of the group take a look at it, before going out and make sure it is road worthy? As far as the gas fumes, with as many old cars that you have, hell, you already beyond the part that it could affect your brain! LOL. 
Which ever you end up deciding to do, good luck.                  Dennis  


Don Hudson <mopar4me@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: I know it's one thing to drive from NJ back to VA with a chase car (65 Valiant convert won on eBay), but is cross country in a 39 yo car that I personally can't vouch for without benefit of much help asking for trouble? I realize opinions are like belly buttons, but based upon the plusses/minus's, would anyone care to comment as to drive versus transport? Has anyone else undertaken something along these lines? Thanks in advance for any advice, input or comments.
Don





Dennis

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