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Haha, that's awesome. Mine rolled 350,000 on a 2,000 mile road trip. I think I would still drive it to Alaska tomorrow! I am hoping to have it roll 500k when my oldest starts driving.
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Noob.
Haha, that's awesome. Mine rolled 350,000 on a 2,000 mile road trip. I think I would still drive it to Alaska tomorrow! I am hoping to have it roll 500k when my oldest starts driving.
looks good! I'm between doing the same and a part time conversion. Is he selling these or was it a 1 time run?
Your property and garage is immaculate! Your truck is awesome too!
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We spent a couple of days driving to my buddy's place in Nebraska.. Camped at Graham Cave State Park in Missouri. I checked several tanks of gas and discovered that the on board computer is amazingly accurate. 
... I think we filled up 7 times... When we got to my buddy's farm I pulled across his scale.. Picture is without my wife and the 4 kids in the Cruiser...
Will continue West tomorrow...
... I think we filled up 7 times... When we got to my buddy's farm I pulled across his scale.. Picture is without my wife and the 4 kids in the Cruiser...
Will continue West tomorrow...
Awesome pics mate. What an adventure... 
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wow.. What an epic road trip! Just over 6000 miles and 22 days. It was all great..!
Pictures and captions below...
Pretty much followed the route and schedule exactly (because campsites were reserved ahead of time).. Except a different route through Oklahoma to see my Grandfather..
Starting mileage.
Ending mileage.
Refueling... A very frequent event... I lost track but I think around 40 times
About half of the nights were spent camping and the other half were spent with family or friends in various places along the way.. Plenty of amazing daytime activities as well.
More below...
wow.. What an epic road trip! Just over 6000 miles and 22 days. It was all great..!
Pictures and captions below...
Pretty much followed the route and schedule exactly (because campsites were reserved ahead of time).. Except a different route through Oklahoma to see my Grandfather..
Starting mileage.
Ending mileage.
Refueling... A very frequent event... I lost track but I think around 40 times
About half of the nights were spent camping and the other half were spent with family or friends in various places along the way.. Plenty of amazing daytime activities as well.
More below...
