helpful things to have in your sandrail if you break

[1320]

thats scary, how hard of roll over was that? It pulled the whole a pillar down too, in toward the driver? It looks real good in the back though.

I was gonna add a

1. GPS so if you need help or need to call for help or go get help you can find the broken /hurt people again or tell medical the gps coordinates .

2. A pain killer. I take lortab cause I ussually have them because I ve had a back fusion. I take around 10 per year, but if your at the dunes and get hurt, take or two for the ride home. Broken bones, etc..

3. I always make my wife carry a spare key to the truck. So either of us could drive it with out needing the other there.

4. We also fuel up on the way so if incase of an acident we wouldnt need to stop on the way back even if we would have to go to an unknown medical service place like needles. You never know.

Edited November 7, 2006 by 1320

[dunefreak]

thats scary, how hard of roll over was that? It pulled the whole a pillar down too, in toward the driver? It looks real good in the back though.

It was scary, John...

Here's the whole story...

http://www.dumontduneriders.com/invision/i...p?showtopic=259

and the cosmetic surgery the car got afterwards ...

http://www.dumontduneriders.com/invision/i...amp;hl=cosmetic

[dunefreak]

Dude thats harsh! You win!

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[lvnalolife]

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Hey, why you gotta bring up old sh*t? I still can't believe how good of a job Ken did matching the touch up paint to the powder coat. I need him to touch up some stuff on my truck now!

[OGP]

I have one of those crank up flashlights in my car. Its cool cause ya never need batteries. Also a good idea is to have a jumper wire. Its come in handy a few times for me. 10 gauge wire a few feet long with aligator clips on both sides.