Hello,My husband and I are in our 50's and are not new to long road trips and camping, and are also accustomed to driving large vehicles (my daily driver is an Expedition EL) and towing boats/trailers/popup campers. My boss bought a 2008 F350 diesel ...
Keep in mind that 288 in the morning, unlike VTLee's experience, can be gridlock, same in the PM. My secretary, who lives in Powhatan, takes 288 to Richmnod for work and gets stuck just about every morning.
I have to agree with above. Traffic through Richmond can be awful, and though 29 IS hilly, with frequent speed changes and lots of traps, it is hardly ever busy. It is a lovely drive
Atlee wrote:Can't emphasize enough the other posters advice on getting new trailer tires. Unless the current tires have been put on new within the last couple of years, you need to replace them before leaving Tucson.And even if they are new within t...
Atlee wrote:Can't emphasize enough the other posters advice on getting new trailer tires. Unless the current tires have been put on new within the last couple of years, you need to replace them before leaving Tucson.And even if they are new within t...
Atlee wrote:Can't emphasize enough the other posters advice on getting new trailer tires. Unless the current tires have been put on new within the last couple of years, you need to replace them before leaving Tucson.And even if they are new within t...
