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Traveling to the State of Washington in my ’96 850 Wagon and I’d like some advice! 850 1996

posted by  jwalker on  Mon Dec 11 12:24 CST 2017
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Driven x- ctry 4 times. The most hazardous part of the trip will probably be going over the Rockies. Or perhaps the northern Midwest if the weather is bad. Keep attuned to the local weather and you should be fine! If there is a large amount of snow, chains are essential (and required) in the Rockies and Cascades..






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