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Old 10-25-2011, 10:40 PM
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You forgot to include Motel and meal expenses at that distance.

And at slightly further than the 2000 miles you have to include an oil change cost for the truck.

Soon laundry will have to be included.

But this is still overall a cheap hobby, especially when you think what a trip to New York city would cost to get "Guido" to smash your hands to look like "the cops did this to you"!!
Yes, on the long trip we did spend the night in a motel....and ate out as well. To me it was worth it to get the tiller I have been looking for...... now if I could only find a snow thrower in good shape within a days drive...LOL!

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At least I can say when I made my trips to NY I was able to swing by Niagara each time... This past May ended up being a mini-vacation, took my wife and boys and took in all the sights. Nothing like having all the locals see a truck with WV tags and a cub 73 in the back! Oh, and all the kids toys my wife found at yard sales! So I guess I could start a thread "what's the farthest you've ever went for a yard sale"!
I hear you, originally I was going to do my trip in one day, down and back, but decided to take the wife and boy (he will be 7 on Halloween), stayed the night, and drove back the next day. Now the boy wants to know when we can go on vacation to Wichita (little known vacation hot spot) again!
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