Well, I searched but I couldn’t ….. oh wait … NM.
Greetings peeps, from sunny Sanibel Island, Florida, winter home to old, rich, fat, white people (I’m 3-4). Sorry for you Northeast peeps!
The 4R is a great!! travel vehicle. Cruises along at 75-80 no sweat - love the new LTXs. And it scares the beejezus out of the wife when I floor it to pass on the 2 lanes. What a great engine. Only travel downfall I can see is all the room. I was unloading the car and said to the wife “why do you bring so much stuff”? She smiled and said “because I can”.
Here’s a mileage report from a stop in Alabama for real-deal BBQ.
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Check out $1.99 at a Shell station.
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Here’s our cottage, about 100 yards from the beach, note 4R for authenticity.
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…. and the obligatory booze shot. I forgot the Stella, but there’s a 20-pack in the fridge.
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Odo is now sitting at ~1700 miles and OBC still reads 20.6. 90% interstate at 70-75+, 10% rural 2-lane at 60-65, and 10% city. The disparity in mpg reported on T4R.org is odd ... but I am among the few who are bone stock.
Floriduh is a beautiful state, but the traffic, OMG the traffic! And ‘pass on the left’? Hell no, we’ll just drive 85-90 and pass in any damned lane we want, thank you very much. Yikes.
The Keys are next. Y’all stay cold, y’hear?