I just moved from Florida to Arizona. I decided to take a road trip. After I packed up all my stuff, I thought about auto transport Florida, but decided what the hey, I’ll save some money by driving.I drove through the Everglades, through the swamps and bayous of Louisiana, across the lakes of East Texas, stopped in Dallas for some beef and some tours, and then West Texas. I swear, I spent 3 days in that desert, mile after mile of sand. It never ended. Until I got into New Mexico, and it was more of the same.
Then I realized that Arizona is a desert too. Why am I moving to Arizona, I thought. Florida was at least humid sometimes, it rained in the afternoons. It’s that dry heat in 'Zona. My skin will dry out. I’ll look like a raisin in 10 years. And just then, my car died.
I had to walk 18 miles in the desert to find an auto shop to tell them where my car was. I spent a night in a cheap motel 45 miles away while they worked on my car. And the whole time I was thinking auto car transport is so much easier. Why didn’t I just pay for auto transport Florida?
