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  1. 05-14-2010, 11:17 PM #11
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    the driver is 35 minutes away from delivery...
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    Quote Originally Posted by TECNOCRAFT View Post
    It only took me 10 hours to drive from Orange County to Denver, CO.

    I was not driving a big rig though.
    You would have to average 100 mph, and at that speed your gas consumption would force you to stop often, not to mention traffic, so really you would have to probably average closer to 120 MPH to make up for the stops and traffic.
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    Damn that's a gorgeous car.
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