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<blockquote data-quote="MacFromOK" data-source="post: 3673255" data-attributes="member: 40864">We&#039;ve been very fortunate on this front, but it&#039;s been rare when we traveled beyond TX and OK.A few times we had to call kinfolk or friends for help. Sis brought me a spare set of keys when I accidently locked mine in the trunk of my &#039;65 Galaxie (I was 17 or 18).Dad brought us a front wheel bearing on the side of the road for the &#039;76 F-250 (I had tools).A friend loaded my torch into our &#039;81 Fairmont wagon when a carrier bearing locked up (again, the &#039;76 F-250) on the side of the road with a load of cattle headed for the Durant livestock sale.Another friend cut &amp; re-attached a heater hose that had blown out near the heater core on a &#039;95 Taurus wagon when Sweetie was headed to Whitesboro, TX. Same car later blew a headgasket, and a stranger put water in it so she could limp it home.Not really a lot of travel trouble over the years. And thankfully, nothing very expensive.<img src="/images/smilies/new/drunk.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":drunk2:" title="Drunk 2&nbsp; &nbsp; :drunk2:" data-shortname=":drunk2:" />___</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacFromOK, post: 3673255, member: 40864"] We've been very fortunate on this front, but it's been rare when we traveled beyond TX and OK. A few times we had to call kinfolk or friends for help. Sis brought me a spare set of keys when I accidently locked mine in the trunk of my '65 Galaxie (I was 17 or 18). Dad brought us a front wheel bearing on the side of the road for the '76 F-250 (I had tools). A friend loaded my torch into our '81 Fairmont wagon when a carrier bearing locked up (again, the '76 F-250) on the side of the road with a load of cattle headed for the Durant livestock sale. Another friend cut & re-attached a heater hose that had blown out near the heater core on a '95 Taurus wagon when Sweetie was headed to Whitesboro, TX. Same car later blew a headgasket, and a stranger put water in it so she could limp it home. Not really a lot of travel trouble over the years. And thankfully, nothing very expensive. :drunk2: ___ [/QUOTE]

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