Jack
Glad to have ya back Bro. Of course I am somewhat envious of your 3 week
sojourn. but if all goes as planned I will be out there as well this year. I
am hoping to spend The Feast of Tabernacles in Florida this year and
afterwards head up through the Carolinas. I am glad you had a trouble free
trip...I am not surprised......these little Toyotas rarely give a problem.
Benton
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From: <jacka2@...>
To: <toyota-campers@...>
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 7:43 PM
Subject: [toyota-campers] Re: Jack is back, or 3 wks in Fla with two
Sunraders.
--- In toyota-campers@y..., jacka2@e... wrote:
Hello again list.
We had a trouble free 3 week trip all around the warm
country of Fla and SW Alabama. We camped in Ntl forests
and state parks and found them to be as good or better
then ours here in Michigan. Most had nice showers. Half
had electric. There were few campers in the forests, so
there was lots of privacy.
Temps were 70s, 80s in the day; nights were 50s. Perfect!
Camp fees were cheap. $16 was the high, $0 was the low.
Gas ran from $1.59 high, low $1.24 a gal.
We saw Gators and birds and even Manatees in the clear,
clean rivers and pools. It was a great trip. I hated to
come back.
Toyota #1 85, 4spd, 19ft ran 22mpg @ 65mph.
Toyota #2 86, auto, 21ft Pop/up ran 19mpg @ 65mph.
On the way home I ran Toyota #1 at 70-72 and saw little
or no difference in mpg. New O2 sensor was the key here.
I see our list is still growing, now up to over 70 members.
Hat's off to Nate, and all us Toyota camper nuts.
I've read all the back posts. Great stuff!
Question for Benton (who is right on the money on all the
battery stuff). Where can I buy a pair of those cart batts
at $50 each?
Jack.
(Back in cold, Ann Arbor Michigan.)
Correction. That was Toyota #2 with the auto trans
that I ran at 70-72. Jack.
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