If not Winnebago Sightseer Driver - Perhaps just any full-time driver instead?

Again, this is my contact information. My name is Christopher Keith Kuhl:

Address: LINQ Apartments, 3151 S Street, Sacramento California, 95816, Apt #249

Cell Number: 817-980-7923

Email: kuhlzen87@gmail.com and ufosamurai22@outlook.com

Okay, so you saw my post about the Winnebago Sightseer RV. While I'm still looking for RV drivers, I can also wonder.

If not an RV, is there anyone willing to be my full-time Car driver or Truck driver instead and go on full time road trips to cities, national parks, etc. after my lease is up on September 1st.?

Just of course, drive straight up to my residence. There may be a few belongings that I may need help getting rid of such as two chairs, steel bed frame, TV set, basically anything that won't fit in even a spacious vehicle.

May pack clothes, dishware, computer and computer monitor.

I'm willing to pay for all the maintenance and repairs, gas, food, lodging, insurance, and camping fees or city attractions we go to. I'm even willing to chip in car payments if the per monthly cost is reasonable enough.

This is for those wanting an alternative lifestyle without any leases or mortgages, single, child free, works remotely or willing to quit their job, nomadic desire, etc.

A few said requirements of being a full time Car or Truck driver may be:

1. Willing and able to enjoy being a full time Car or Truck driver with me as a full-time passenger

2. Can be able to easily or manageably navigate most roads, highways, city streets, and natural cites in addition to being a driver

3. Have a reliable vehicle that is either fully paid for or has a workable per monthly payment plan

Reliable, not too much mileage, and not in the process of completely breaking down on you or one whose maintenance is fairly and manageably up to date.

4. And yes, roomy and spacious enough to sleep in. This one is also important because we may not always have access to a hotel but perhaps can utilize a rest stop.

Rest and truck stop areas such as these are equally fine if the vehicle has backseats that lay completely down, essentially making a bed, or seats that are at least roomy enough to sleep on.