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Date:         Sat, 25 Sep 2004 16:04:41 -0700
Reply-To:     Larry Chase <roadguy@ROADHAUS.COM>
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From:         Larry Chase <roadguy@ROADHAUS.COM>
Subject:      Re: General Trip Questions and SouthEast Specific
Comments: cc: chris@MCCLURKEN.COM
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Chris,


IMHO ....


"1. What speed is recommended for cruising?"


I'd keep the RPM's down to 3200 - 3400




"3. In a worst case scenario, does anyone know of a good VW shop in the
Chattanooga area? "


I'd do three things for the areas you will be traveling thru;


- Print out the VW shop info from:


http://www.roadhaus.com/shops.html


- Print out the contact info from A.I.R.S.:


http://www.type2.com/rescue/


- Print out the contact info from Vanagon Rescue Squad:


http://www.vanagonauts.com/?catid=74


Stuff all three in your glove box and the road gods will be with you ;)




Larry Chase
Email: RoadGuy@RoadHaus.com
Web: WWW.RoadHaus.com
What: North American Road Trip
How: RoadHaus - 1990 White VW Westfalia Syncro
Today: at an undisclosed location in Arizona
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