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Jager 07-31-2011 09:08 AM
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I'm curious as to how you packed the boxster for a week trip? Were you able to squeeze everything in there? Can you share some shots of the trunk(s)?

Cheers

Mark
Pictures of the trunks. In the back tools, parts, portable power (for the computer and air compressor if I need it), and in the front a case of California wine, suitcase and enough room for computer bag. I also have a bag in the passenger side floor containing shoes.

Jager 07-31-2011 09:11 AM
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I'm glad to see you have so much confidence in your boxster. I worry about driving a couple of hours away and I have only 53,000 miles. My question is why are you going through Texas on your way to Michigan. Seems out of the way unless your wanting to see that part of the country. I used to live in Michigan so now is the time of year to enjoy a trip along Lake Michigan. I am pulling for you.
If you get by Louisville, KY on your way home stop and say hi.

Wishing you a great trip. I am a little jealous. :)
I'm stopping in Springdale Arkansas for a short visit with family. Highway 40 into Arkansas then north to Michigan.

Jager 07-31-2011 09:16 AM
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I'm at the New Mexico border, the scenery has changed a bit.

Jager 07-31-2011 09:18 AM
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great posts, keep them coming. How's the gas mileage going?
I have not kept track of the gas mileage but I have been keeping an eye on the oil level. So far no oil consumption to speak of.

Jager 07-31-2011 01:06 PM
Getting closer to the Texas state border... Has anyone heard the song Highway 40 Blues? Driving the last 100 miles has become a little dull, the landscape is flat and the road is straight. The only viewable entertainment is the lightning scattered to the north of me. I got my kicks on Route 66 now I'm starting to sing the Highway 40 Blues. Things will get much better tomorrow when I get into Oklahoma. :eek:

Overdrive 07-31-2011 01:47 PM
Hey, Jäger, my friend lives in Fayetteville, and she's been seeing a lot of Boxsters lately, she tells me. It seems you're not quite in that territory yet, but I told her to keep a lookout for yours in the area when I saw that you said you're headed to Springdale.

Have fun, and enjoy the scenery change. :cheers:

ekam 07-31-2011 02:41 PM
Wow, you're very brave to do this with a 213k miles porsche! I assume you have also brought along some car cleaning supplies? :cool:

I've always wanted to do a cross-country road trip with a convertible...! It's the American Dream come true!

Oh and I hope you stay out of bat country. :dance:

Jager 07-31-2011 04:37 PM
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Two Big Rigs caught fire on west-bound highway 40, near the New Mexico/Texas state border, investigation under way.
You saw it here first on 986forum.
News at 1100.

Jager 07-31-2011 04:44 PM
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House for sale, nothing down and $150 a month on approved credit. Anyone interested?

Jager 07-31-2011 04:49 PM
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Get ready for some visual boredom and the nice aroma of cattle :barf: when you get to Amarillo, you may want to put the top up
I found the cattle, and the wonderful aroma.

Jager 07-31-2011 06:29 PM
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A reminder of the good o'l days not too long ago.

Appleguy 07-31-2011 08:25 PM
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A reminder of the good o'l days not too long ago.
Dibs on the rims :D

Idaho Red Rocket 3 07-31-2011 08:33 PM
I don't know ! Those rims look a little small for today's big dubb wheels.

SF-Rockster 07-31-2011 11:57 PM
I've enjoyed reading this thread.
Good luck on your journey!
Have fun!

madmods 08-01-2011 02:48 AM
Cool thread haha, I'll jump in your ride - subscribed.

And btw... don't you have no feelings for other members who would (possibly) kill to be able to do what you are doing?! AZ sunsets, Lone Star state wonderings, Texannnn style burgers, breakfast biscuits, driving along, a PORSCHE, actually thinking of all this you are horible mate ;)

Keep them coming, awsome drive

madmods 08-01-2011 02:51 AM
Safety first, but go fast!!! Watch out for deers, UFO and the nite crawlers :0

Jager 08-01-2011 03:00 AM
Good Morning! I am actually up and getting on the road early (6:00 AM). This leg of the journey will take me to Springdale Arkansas... Approximately 8 hours road time taking it easy.

tnoice 08-01-2011 03:43 AM
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A reminder of the good o'l days not too long ago.

I saw a Escalade with those same wheels this weekend.


Sounds like a great trip thus far. Thanks for sharing.

cas951 08-01-2011 04:54 AM
Wow. Cool thread. Keep this coming.

In just over a month We'll be taking a semi-long road trip to Flagstaff,Az for PCA Escape. Leaving from SF-Bay Area. I'm really looking towards this drive. Seeing you're already on a road trip it's making me jealous.

Cheers

tonycarreon 08-01-2011 06:24 AM
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Good Morning! I am actually up and getting on the road early (6:00 AM). This leg of the journey will take me to Springdale Arkansas... Approximately 8 hours road time taking it easy.

i'm so sorry you have to drive into arkansas. the most miserable parts of my trips are always through arkansas. the trucks tear up the roads and they are absolutely horrendous.

(oh and watch out for troopers - if you see Trooper Perry of the Humbolt Co. Sherrif's Department tell him I said hello.)

wait until you see all the bugs that collect on your bumper. did you bring any car wash supplies?


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