3000 mile one-way trip, suggestions?

[Magilla]

Duh... PM sent...

[Erick]

If you stick to the map, you will be passing within 40 miles of me... Keep that in mind if you need a place to stay...

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...z=4&iwloc=addr

If you could please PM me some contact information just in case I'd be much appreciated :)

[Erick]

AAA Card is done.

[Magilla]

If you stick to the map, you will be passing within 40 miles of me... Keep that in mind if you need a place to stay...

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=gering+ne&ie=UTF8&ll=41.836828,-103.623047&spn=34.321383,59.765625&t=h&z=4&iwloc=addr

[Erick]

^ I might leave a day or two earlier just for that reason. One of my good friends from High School moved to Norcross, GA and I would like to chill with him for a day or two.

- Erick

[Huff]

If you're staying over in ATL, let us know!

[Erick]

-I really like how you avoided North Carolina :)

You guys are not exactly on the way :p

[E30ownerwithanopinion]

Just in case you make a wrong turn.. I have sent you my cell phone number via pm. If you find your self in NYC call me and i will be there to laugh at you. Then we can have some beers.

[Lance Racing]

Looking forward to seeing you guys at the Picnic!

I did a lap of the country in the early 90's (from Seattle to the Keys). Covered 7000 miles. I carried 1 gallon of gas in the trunk. Twice on the trip I had to use it and boy was I glad I had it in the middle of freaking nowhere. I won't bore you with the details.

I bought a radar detector then returned it after the trip for a full refund.

[Jeremiel5]

WOW! this looks exciting! bon voyage!


- laptop computer and buy a mobile broadband card for 3 months or 6 months service, so you can at least stay online while travelling. also, this way you can contact the closest R3V or BMWCCA member whether you post online or you get their phone numbers online and call them by phone. moreover, it'll be cool if you can take photos and videos of every stop you guys go through and document it by posting your road trip experience on r3v as you travel to WA, so we know how you are doing and none of us gets worried.
- portable dvd player just in case you end up sleeping in your car
- blankets just in case your heater fails at night
- bug spray
- roof rack, so you can put some of the stuff that don't fit in your trunk on the top of your car
- lots of extra panties


seguro de viagem! :mrgreen:

[M42Technik]

Stop in Salt Lake or any large city in Utah, the girls there for some reason are smoking hot. I was there in January and I couldn't believe it.

Just a suggestion ;)

[SpecM]

-I really like how you avoided North Carolina :)

[Erick]

No abuse on the car on this drive. I am not risking the car not making it to WA.

Tell the dragon that he will have to wait.

[TDE30]

You're hitting the Dragon aren't you? You ought to find someone who will let you put your cargo in their car for that part of the trip.

Some video of that (if you actually are going to hit the Dragon) would be hot.

[Van Westervelt]

Just a suggestion, especially since I will be on this trip too. Driving at night, especially through terrain where there is nothing, ie: midwest, will make those stretches go a lot faster seemingly.