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Driving across America in someone elses car
margilibs
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hi, wonder if anyone can help me.
I am looking to find out if anyone knows or has done, when you can drive someone elses car across America, when they are relocating.
Looking for a cheap way to see the US!!:D
I am looking to find out if anyone knows or has done, when you can drive someone elses car across America, when they are relocating.
Looking for a cheap way to see the US!!:D
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Bear in mind it's not a way to see the US - it's a way of travelling between cities. You will be required to stick to the direct route and given very limited time in which to do it.
If that fits in with your plans, OK, but don't get inflated expectations of it.0 -
We found the time allowed very generous. They only expect you to drive about 6 hrs a day and calculate your average speed well within the speed limits.
We've used them many times. Always got a good tip from the car owner when delivering. Often stayed with friends a few days whilst doing the delivery. We don't normally deliver less than 2,000 miles
We found it a good way of touring. Once you've done a few deliveries for them they then know to trust you. Consequently they then allow you time to carry out sight seeing and take alternative routes. They then also will phone you if you want to drive a particular type of car. We requested and took a lovely superbly restored T-bird East to West coast. A fantastic trip.You don't stop laughing because you grow old, You grow old because you stop laughing" Large print giveth - small print taketh away. "0
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