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Cal-to-NH · 03-01-2016, 03:39 PM

Thanks for all your thoughts.

After much consideration I have decided to drive the Mustang out behind my wife as she drives the new Tacoma. Probably will run me $350 in gas alone, but it is my baby, I've never been able to drive it without a smile on my face, and it's overall the best choice I think. It will be lonely and there's some pretty barren no-radio spaces out there on the trip out, but it's probably all for the best, and I only have to do it once. The wife will be just ahead of me and (mostly) within cell phone range...

RE sell it as it's not good for NH. I sure get that, but can't do. Sentimental gift from the wife. It's the fun-car anyway. I will be 80+ years old and be the original owner of that car - I will more than likely die with it still in the garage. Has very few miles on it. GT convertible - Stick - Saleen suspension, beautiful silver w/black-top. Monster on the race-track. The Tacoma is already a 4X4 - purchased with an eye to the relocation to paradise, anyway..

RE wear and tear. Good points all. Will save the Toyota for the long-haul.

See you-all soon - in paradise.

03-01-2016, 03:39 PM	#20
Cal-to-NH Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 110 Thanks: 15 Thanked 55 Times in 26 Posts	Tow Question Thanks for all your thoughts. After much consideration I have decided to drive the Mustang out behind my wife as she drives the new Tacoma. Probably will run me $350 in gas alone, but it is my baby, I've never been able to drive it without a smile on my face, and it's overall the best choice I think. It will be lonely and there's some pretty barren no-radio spaces out there on the trip out, but it's probably all for the best, and I only have to do it once. The wife will be just ahead of me and (mostly) within cell phone range... RE sell it as it's not good for NH. I sure get that, but can't do. Sentimental gift from the wife. It's the fun-car anyway. I will be 80+ years old and be the original owner of that car - I will more than likely die with it still in the garage. Has very few miles on it. GT convertible - Stick - Saleen suspension, beautiful silver w/black-top. Monster on the race-track. The Tacoma is already a 4X4 - purchased with an eye to the relocation to paradise, anyway.. RE wear and tear. Good points all. Will save the Toyota for the long-haul. See you-all soon - in paradise.