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Old 22-07-2008, 09:21 PM   #1
IH8HSV
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Default Driving across the Nulabour

Hi all...

The family and i has decided to plan our first driving trip from Perth to Melbourne in the XR6T.

Just curious in hearing from people who have done it and things they did to there cars to prepare for the trip ( it will be in january so i presume it will be quite hot ). Also Ive worked out for it to be around 7000km round trip so if anyone can work out a fuel calculation that would be good too. Car averages 10.8 lt per 100km on the highway.

If you have any other tips or things that are good to see whilst travelling on the nalabour it would be appreciative.

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