Just spent all day with my Tacoma. 900 miles later its time for bed.

longest trips per vehicle ive done are

08 zx6r - 550 miles of pure twisties Vancouver hwy 99 to Jasper, bc in one shot, took me roughly 12 hours with pit stops

11 Tacoma - 300 miles so far is my longest but since december ive racked up 8700 miles on her,

06 Cobalt SS/SC - Lloydminster, Alberta to Salt Lake City 1100 miles in one shot took 17 hours

06 Civic - 950 miles lloyd to seattle

Needless to say my Cobalt was miled out when i sold it

my civic was a 100k when we sold it

my bike has 35k on it and still riding it

and my tacoma will go to around 150k depends on how much work wants me going to burlington

 

Longest trip so far was a loop and a double-back. Started in Gainesville, had a meeting in orlando, then drove to JAX, then back to gainesville, then got called out to Ocala, fixed a site and then drove back to gainesville.

About 400-450mi

I did Orlando FL to Franklin Lakes NJ in one shot (about 1,100) in my mini cooper - just food and gas breaks

and Orlando FL to Columbus, OH on my 1995 Triumph Trophy (1000 in 24 hrs)

 

Some nice trips there! Isn't a kind of a cool thing to do a long trip like that? Just you and your truck as a team together. Kinda cool.

The longest drive I've done in my truck was over this past summer leaving from Moorpark (SoCal) up to Seattle Washington pulling my motorcycle trailer which equates to just over 1140 miles. Straight up. I left at 4:30am in the morning and arrived to Seattle at around 11:15pm. Filled up about 7 times along the way and the only other time I stopped was to grab something to eat at Taco Bell. All I needed was a good nights rest beforehand and some good music to listen to all the way up and I was good to go.

The longest part of the trip was from Redding to Portland and going up and down up and down over the Sisques, they always seem to never end!

Going back down this summer and look forward to the drive, although this time I may make it two days instead of straight shotting it.

 

you're 19...trust me, you can hang at that age..

early 20's i drove from san fran to el paso..non stop. only gas, food and pee.

it was brutal..21 hours straight. mom was pissed.

 

Haha, yeah 21 hours stright is definitely pushing it. I can see why your mother was pissed.

21 btw

 

I bought a 2004 Double Cab TRD OR on eBay back in 2005 and drove it from Vegas to Seattle in 2 days, with one overnight in Bishop, CA. I don't remember the exact miles/times, but I think it was around 1200 total, and 950 for the Bishop-Seattle leg. The first leg was shorter but I did take some sidetrips to Death Valley and Yosemite that day.

When I got back to Seattle, I traded the truck in for a brand new 2006 (my current truck) and ended up making $2500 on the deal. That's another story in itself.

 

Did Ohio to Sacramento in my F250 pulling my 30' tt in 60 hrs.About 2600 mis.Stopped twice to jump in the camper for about 5 hrs. of sleep.I thought I did pretty good.

 

Charleston, SC to Grand Rapids, MI = 1000 miles and about 15 hrs drive. Make the trip twice a year at least. Gotta love deployments!

 

bump

 

We drove from Albany NY to Orlando Fl. Strait run, 21 hours.
Brutal, even with switching off drivers every few hours.

 

The most I have done in little over 24 hrs was from the South side of Cleveland OH to McAllen TX(1750 miles). I was headed home for a wedding that weekend. Since I drive for a living the more you do it the more it wares you out. So I stopped doing those types of runs and now just average my 700 for the day and call it a night.

 

I drove from Calgary to Tucson nonstop except for gas, and a few hours
at a casino in Nevada

 

I did over 1300 miles once in 2006 in a '96 S-10; Ann Arbor, MI to somewhere way west of Laramie, WY. I stopped in IA for a couple winks at a rest stop, other than that it was for gas and food.

On a side note my truck didn't have A/C and as I drove across WY on Memorial Day weekend it was over 100 degrees when I stopped at the campground that night it dropped below 30.

I had a great time during that trip, ended up in Bonneville, WA the next day.

 

Man... memorial day is coming up and it's rainy and cold here in WY.

 

no long trips in my taco just yet but my buddy and i are haulin our supermoto's in the bed to deals gap in june, it's not that long of a trip but it'll be my trucks first, one week after that we're taking it on a 600mi trip to the beach, i do love the sport seats i will say that, doubt i'll like the MPG