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Are you kidding, or are you serious?
Sorry Java. I have a weird sense of humor, which is why I seem to fit in on PPOTBBS. JoeBob is one of our resident funsters who seems like he can take a joke and I love Sammy’s posts. Between the two I couldn’t help the cross-thread reference.

I am, however, currently at a Crispy Creme where I am researching my newest get rich quick, I mean, retirement plan. Mmm. It is tasty.

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Damn, I was hoping you were serious.
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I’m from La Crosse and have done the similar east coast trip before. (I’m in Connecticut right now). I can tell you from experience that a big, comfortable highway cruiser will make your trip much more enjoyable than any flashy looking cool car you think is fun to drive and fun to be seen in.
Now, at age 67, I wholeheartedly agree.
In my 20s and 30s I drove 356s all over the US and Canada, and could not conceive of taking a "common" car. I see something of that attitude in the OP. And a TransAm appeals to the younger, softer generation. It has AC, heat, a defroster - all the things we did without while looking cool in our Porsches, but still it has some level of panache, however limited. (just yanking your chain here OP)
There is a story about an old bull and a young bull looking over a herd of heifers that I think is relevant somehow, but there is a nightcap awaiting me on the bar ...
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OK, I think I've got it. Drive the Porsche to Rockford IL. Park at a Krispy Kreme. Take an Uber to Indiana. Rent a car to continue the trip.

I'm going to need to see at least a page of posts comparing Krispy Kreme to Tim Horton's. I've never been to a Tim Horton's. The local Krispy Kreme closed years ago.
It's late and I need to go to bed. I want an apple fritter.
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I am, however, currently at a Crispy Creme where I am researching my newest get rich quick, I mean, retirement plan. Mmm. It is HEALTHY.
Jackie Chiles is very disappointed witchu....

Stop by MickeyD's drive through for some hot coffee on yer way home...trifecta
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I always rent for long trips. If you happen to break down, they bring a replacement vehicle to you.
Quick story...
I live in western NY, drove my 2001 Saab to Tennessee to eyeball some real estate. Car broke down first day in TN, and was towed to repair facility. I got a rental to continue my original plan. I stayed 6 days waiting for it to get fixed because I didn't want to drive home to NY only to go back to retrieve car when it was done being repaired.

I always rent for long trips....now
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Probably my favorite road trip experience was driving a 997 from Charlotte back home to Wichita through the Smokey Mountains. I wouldn’t have written that sentence had I been driving a minivan. Sincerely, the guy who owns a minivan and has driven it to Florida several times.

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