Best way from Dallas, tx to Anchorage, AK

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Have been told by lots of people that is a good way to go.

 

The moderators need to merge these two threads same subject same author.

Best way from Dallas, tx to Anchorage, AK

 

You'll have to buy a fuel permit in Watson Lake(~200.) For Alaska you can get a temp(no plate) for 299 or go to the DMV in Tok and get a plate for 331 for a year for the tractor and 20 for the trailer.(State of Alaska | DMV Registration Cost)

 

You're taking the load blindly with no thought of getting back? I sure hope it pays $35k like someone said above.

QUOTE="jammer910Z, post: 7745459, member: 165358"]Ask Elvis. He wrote a song about it.[/QUOTE]

That was Johnny Horton....and a great song.

 

Probably Delta American airlines has not been good for me lately

 

I always flew Alaska Air, stopped at SEATAC to switch planes to go direct to Anchorage. Check out Darwins on 3rd st, if memory serves me right, it may still be there. Ice cold beer.