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	<title>Comments on: we are planning a road trip round europe &#8211; anyone have any tips or experiences?</title>
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		<title>By: Brian</title>
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		<description>What an ambitious trip! My father restored a 1974 MG-B. It turned many heads when we&#039;d drive around town. Frequently it also turned heads as it traveled home on the back of a flatbed truck when its fuel pump would give out. Hence, advice #1: carry an extra fuel pump! Two weeks is an awfully short time to cover so many countries. In order to get the most out of your experience you may want to extend the time or reduce the number of places you&#039;ll see. Were it me, I&#039;d stick to taking trains and not having to fuss over parking, getting lost in strange cities, wondering if the car&#039;s going to get broken into while I slept, etc. But if I was to make it a road trip, I especially would do it in a car that was a bit more reliable. As for breakdown coverage, check with your insurance agent to see what s/he recommends. They may have an extended, temporary policy you could add just for your trip that might also include towing while abroad. Also check with the RAC if you&#039;re a member. I think they have reciprocal agreements with other auto clubs, such as Germany&#039;s ADAC. Bon voyage!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What an desirous trip! My father easy the 1974 MG-B. It incited many heads when we&#8217;d expostulate around town. Frequently it additionally incited heads as it trafficked home upon the behind of the flatbed lorry when the fuel siphon would give out. Hence, recommendation #1: lift an additional fuel pump! Two weeks is an extremely reduced time to cover so many countries. In sequence to get the many out of your knowledge we competence wish to magnify the time or revoke the series of places you&#8217;ll see. Were it me, I&#8217;d hang to receiving trains as well as not carrying to bitch over parking, removing mislaid in bizarre cities, wondering if the car&#8217;s starting to get damaged in to whilst we slept, etc. But if we was to have it the highway trip, we generally would do it in the automobile which was the bit some-more reliable. As for relapse coverage, check with your word representative to see what s/he recommends. They competence have an extended, proxy process we could supplement only for your outing which competence additionally embody towing whilst abroad. Also check with the RAC if you&#8217;re the member. we consider they have in turn agreements with alternative automobile clubs, such as Germany&#8217;s ADAC. Bon voyage!</p>
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