Farthest driven for a boogie?

[AggieDave 6]

Alright, how far have you driven? Not flown, anyone can fly to a boogie, that's a cakewalk, now driving, that's hard core!

My personal best is driving nearly 1500 miles to eloy, but I'm sure someone has gone much farther.

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[Viking 0]

i drove to Perris for the first anual dz.com labor day gathering..........................

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[murrays 0]

Paris, France to Lidkoping, Sweden for the Hercules Boogie. I don't know how far it was. It took us a couple of days of pretty hard driving.

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[sistaluv 0]

Well I have driven from Calgary Alberta Canada to Montana "Lost Prairie" and new years 2004 I'm driving to California Perris Valley Love road trips.Not sure how far?

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[quade 4]

Do the Nationals count as a boogie?
Personally, I think so, but it's your poll.
It's the difference between the 200-500 mile range and the next higher.

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[AggieDave 6]

Sure, nationals is a boogie of sorts.

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[wingnut 0]

700 miles......, but i did fly home to ohio 1200 miles and then drove 300 to rantoul.....

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[skydiverbrian 0]

I drove 550 miles from Orlando to Moss Point last year.

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[jtval 0]

Vegas to Eloy 6 hours I have no idea of the miles but I KNOW it aint no record

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[wingnut 0]

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Vegas to Eloy 6 hours I have no idea of the miles but I KNOW it aint no record

it's around 250-300 miles....

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[trmnljnky 0]

635 ever year to lost prarie

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[Deuce 1]

13 hours, San Francisco to Eloy, about 800 miles.

Perris twice, SF to Perris, about 5 hours.

And AggieD? I think the bullsh*t you have to put up with flying makes driving pretty darn attractive.

[n2skdvn 0]

15 hrs to wffc(quincy) 3 yrs in a row about 800 miles

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[jtval 0]

i drove 1800 miles to skydive texas and OKC! not for a boogie, though.

and I did it without sleeping. only stopped to fuel up! grab some food and use the restroom

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[Deuce 1]

I think Cajones and Lewmonst win the award for the Eloy boogie. I think they drove down from Greenland or something

[wmw999 2,439]

Drove to Zhills from Houston for the Easter boogie once. I didn't have a spare tire in the car, either. Nothing like planning ahead.

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[kallend 2,026]

Chicago to ZHills, 1170 miles, 16hrs 40 minutes door to door.

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[ltdiver 3]

Does traveling from CA to Lahti, Finland for the World Games count? (first year skydiving was invited into the event).

If so, that's over 6,000 miles! And, oh what fun it was!!!

ltdiver

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[AggieDave 6]

But did you drive? If you did, that'd be a kick-ass car for sure!

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[ltdiver 3]

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But did you drive? If you did, that'd be a kick-ass car for sure!

Yep! That was me in the right seat of the airplane! Kick ass pilots!!

ltdiver

Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon

[flymysky 0]

44hrs Brisbane to Darwin - four drivers with severe "travel-head" when we got there. I don't know how many miles it is.
(I flew home )

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[freeflir29 0]

9 1/2 hours.......in a VERY LOUD Jeep. (Rear wheel bearings about to fly out) to WFFC 2002. In the summer, BLAZING heat!!! It was a sweaty hell.....but worth EVERY mile!!!

[Jimbo 0]

Distance driven: less than 100 miles.

Distance flown: I'm guessing close to 1000.

I hate driving.

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[lewmonst 0]

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I think Cajones and Lewmonst win the award for the Eloy boogie. I think they drove down from Greenland or something

thank you for the special mention... I do believe Cajones and I would be top competition in this category... It was about 1950 miles from Cincinnati, Ohio (not quite greenland, but might as well have been) to Eloy Arizona. The trip there took 38 hours becuase we went through that big blizzard right before christmas, and drove through it starting in Missouri, and all through Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico all the way to Flagstaff Arizona, still a blizzard. Cajones is the man, he drove the majority of the trip... but it's his truck and I figured I'd let him be the one to wreck it trying to pass a semi on snow and ice where you can't even tell where the pavement is going 50 mph... we only spun out once. luckily we didn't get stuck like about 50 other cars we passed. Anyway, it was 27 hours back, much easier.

and, ELOY was WORTH IT!!! we've got blizzard footage, might through a split second in the boogie video for laughs.

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[freeflir29 0]

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we only spun out once

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