Alaska Timeline

We will get the Dodge serviced at Super Lube Plus in Benson and will cost $65.00. We will top off the truck's fuel tank as well.The gas will cost $10.00

We will call Little Caesars, Nico's, and Jack in the Box and pre-order $300 worth of burritos (59 Burritos),$100 of Little Caesars (18 Pizzas), and $50 worth of Jack in the Box (10 Bacon Ultimate Cheese Burgers)and pick up when finished. The food will total $450.00.

We will be sleeping in the back of the truck in free camping sites or in Walmart parking lots when we get to Alaska so we will load up our camping gear. We found enough ice chests between us for all our food and will buy ice at Walmart that will cost $6 for 3 bags.

Go to Walmart in Benson and buy two cases of 24 pack water bottles, for $3.49 a case and totaling $6.98.

This is not the exact driving time we included the gas stops we will be making. It will take about three days of straight driving.

We will arrive in Fairbanks Alaska after three days and our gas bill will total $994.00 one way.

This is the duration that Noah will be driving to start us off. We will switch every 6 hours.

This will be Ronnie's turn to drive for six hours. We will continue to switch driving every six hours and make a total of 12 switches until arrive. We will only be stopping for gas when needed. We will make 15 gas stops. We will eat as we drive from all our food supplies.

This is when we will arrive at Fairbanks Alaska. We will go to WalMart537 Johansen Expy
Fairbanks, AK 99701 and sleep in the parking lot.

This will be our day in Fairbanks Alaska. We will get up at 8 in the morning. After our arrival at 4 in the morning and drive to Simard Automotive and get the Dodge serviced which will cost $70.00. Then we will buy mudding tires that will cost $296.99 a piece and total $1484.95 for four tires and a spare, the labor cost is $125. Then we will buy and have the auto place put in a turbo charger that will cost $1114.76 for the turbo and $387.14 for the labor. We found a Honda motorcycle for $1990 dollars and bought it. The motorcycle was across the street from the auto place so we didn't have to drive any where. During the truck's labor we walked around and just shot the breeze. The mechanics let us get food from the truck when we needed it.