Used Hyundai Elantra GT for Sale

The trip was planned pretty thoroughly in advance, and we spent most of the drive time playing a version of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon between our two vehicles via two-way radio. I don't mind saying the other participants in this game were shit. I dominated. Anyone would agree. The plan was to live in Huntington Beach for the duration of that summer, and then evaluate whether we could or wanted to stay. We had an off-the-books three-month lease at an apartment complex with a pool a couple of blocks from the ocean. It was a sweet deal. Towards the end of our second week in California, my friend decided he was too in love with his girlfriend back home to stay any longer, and he packed up his shit into his car and took off. The three of us stayed for as long as we could afford to without his share of the rent, eating ramen burritos and non-burrito ramen, until, toward the end of July, with no means of paying any more rent, we sold a surfboard for traveling money, packed all our accumulated crap into a dying Ford Contour one very early morning, and hit the highway, with no sense whatsoever of how we were to make it across the country.

My husband and I were newlyweds when we moved to St. Petersburg, FL. Many, many years - and two grown daughters -- later, we drove the car from Dallas to revisit our old hometown in Florida. After visiting friends, we drove to St. Pete beach just to watch the sun set over the gulf. It was beautiful, and it brought back memories of when we were first married.

The craziest thing I have done in my car was move across the country with two cats in my car. Sigh. My boyfriend and I both had to drive our individual cars to our new state, which was across the country. So we got walkie-talkies and were able to talk most of the time which was really nice. But, the poor cats were so upset to be driving 16+ hours in the car so for the first four hours the yowled no matter what I said or did for them; they were not happy. But we made it and my car did really well! It kept us warm and it didn't break down and I felt safe.