What is your longest destination in your Mustang GT? For long journey or trip.

[MISFITGT]

Houston Texas to Saint Louis Missouri monthly.

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[thunderstrike]

1,500 miles round trip. Next year, I plan on a 4,500 mile trip.

I normally make the 4,500 mile trips with my Jeep Wrangler to 4-wheel in Moab, Utah (been there 10 times).

 

[MidnightStars]

About 1,900 miles, driving from Midessa, Texas to Payson, Utah, and back. 13 hour drive there + 20 hours back. Snagged two blizzards on the return, absolutely terrifying moment w/ summer tires

The next road trip I'm planning for is driving from Texas, all the way up to Anchorage, Alaska for a week long getaway. That's a 7,700 mile round-trip right there!

 

[gmupatriot]

Went from Northern VA to Panama City Beach, FL to New Orleans, LA (about 1250 miles) and back to Northern VA (about 1100 miles).

 

[KingKona]

Went from Northern VA to Panama City Beach, FL to New Orleans, LA (about 1250 miles) and back to Northern VA (about 1100 miles).

There's some freeway....I think around New Orleans.....goes over the bayou for miles and miles I believe. Concrete spans with expansion joints every 50 feet or so.

Just THUMP-THUMP-THUMP-THUMP for an hour or so. Truly awful.

 

[gmupatriot]

There's some freeway....I think around New Orleans.....goes over the bayou for miles and miles I believe. Concrete spans with expansion joints every 50 feet or so.

Just THUMP-THUMP-THUMP-THUMP for an hour or so. Truly awful.

Yes, that was the least fav part of the drive. I had a headache from that section of road

 

[KingKona]

Yes, that was the least fav part of the drive. I had a headache from that section of road

That damn I-10 Atchafalaya bridge.

 

[HarmonatoR]

Over 1000 miles, round-trip from KC to Chicago. With all four seats occupied! It was a snug ride, but the kids were the right size back then to have just enough room.

 

[thunderstrike]

There's some freeway....I think around New Orleans.....goes over the bayou for miles and miles I believe. Concrete spans with expansion joints every 50 feet or so.

Just THUMP-THUMP-THUMP-THUMP for an hour or so. Truly awful.

Bad roads.

 

[CCII]

Did two trips in 2022 in my GT convertible: Houston to Chicago to Santa Monica Pier and back to Houston. Was about 6,000+ miles in the summer and included a very indirect route through the mountains of Arizona and New Mexico. Then a second trip from Houston to Cleveland to Boston and back which included passing through the mountains of West Virginia South to North and East to West for about 4,000+ miles. Both trips were two weeks plus, and filled with fun driving experiences!

 

[Grabber Lime]

CT to NC round trip was much better then i expected I'd do it again

 

[Grayghostcoyote]

1220 miles round trip to SC ...not including the driving around I did when I got down to SC car only had maybe 2,000 miles on it before the trip

 

[Balr14]

160 miles round trip. I wish it was longer, but I have a real problem with the seat.

 

[Jimmy Dean]

There's some freeway....I think around New Orleans.....goes over the bayou for miles and miles I believe. Concrete spans with expansion joints every 50 feet or so.

Just THUMP-THUMP-THUMP-THUMP for an hour or so. Truly awful.

the bonnet carre spillway. if you take 90? our of NOLA to Houma to bypass BR though, it is much much worse. instead of thump thump thump it really is THUMP THUMP THUMP will knock your fillings out and your shrimp boots off.

saw your edit, the atchafalaya. when I crossed it it wasn't bad in the M1, I was going westbound though. took a diff route eastbound back home. I have more issues with the bonnet carre than atchafalaya, at least in the car. in the bronco (86) both are smooth as a babies bottom

 

[Jimmy Dean]

Did two trips in 2022 in my GT convertible: Houston to Chicago to Santa Monica Pier and back to Houston. Was about 6,000+ miles in the summer and included a very indirect route through the mountains of Arizona and New Mexico. Then a second trip from Houston to Cleveland to Boston and back which included passing through the mountains of West Virginia South to North and East to West for about 4,000+ miles. Both trips were two weeks plus, and filled with fun driving experiences!

Man, each of those trips is more miles than I have put on my 22 in total. Much respect.

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