Longest Car Journey you have took? (2012, van, best, exhaust)
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shenandoah national park to tucson via pittsburg and southern louisiana to visit family. one that might be longer would be from grand teton national park to tucson via south bend indiana.
Virginia Beach, VA to Port Hueneme, CA. Solo in 1997. Was a fun great trip.
I was born in Oxnard at the old Saint Johns Hospital, My dad worked at the CB base. He was stationed in San Diego on a Destroyer but while on shore leave spent his time on the CB base working on weapon systems at NYMISIS (Not sure I spelled that right.). I grew up three blocks away from the base.
Longest trip I took was in a truck when I was a kid. My parents had a Ford F250 with a camper and we left Port Hueneme for a trip to Chicago when I was a kid. Then went back home.
As a teen and adult the most I ever drove was from Oxnard California to Salt Lake City Utah. I prefer to fly.
Got you all beat. 1978-79. 12 friends with their VW busses drove from Los Angeles to boston. Got a ferry to Italy, Drove down the entire continent to Cape Town thru the East African Hwy.. Got another ferry to Buenos Aries and drove back up the Pan American hwy To LA. We lost 2 busses due to breakdowns and one was stolen in Mexico.
Split into two days, NE Atlanta to College Station, TX. 15 hours total.
One day, SE Pennsylvania to NE Atlanta. 13 hours total. Made several 12 hour trips from the GA/SC border to SE Pennsylvania. Also did Marshall TX to NE Atlanta which was right at 12 hours.
St Pete FL to Seattle, once towing a popup trailer, and the second time towing a 16' travel trailer. Sightseeing along the way both times.
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