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>Car when overseas
This is where family comes in. My parents are cool with me leaving my car there. If I didn't have them I have some buds to call up I can rely on. Worst case you can either get long term car storage which cuts into your time but isn't too expensive or sell it and buy a new one when you get back. I've bought a vehicle in a foreign country for a month or so though. Actually made money on the transaction when I sold it to another tourist. Paid $800 for it and sold it for an even K. I was buying from a turdie, he was buying from me. Peace of mind kind of thing where he had less likelihood of getting fucked on the car purchase.
I spent some time thinking of ways to do what you said anon. It occurred to me that there are dozens of ways to make some "side cash". Donating blood, volunteering for studies, "working" at hostels, and if you have enough saved up to get credit card bonuses. It's not permanent and I fucking hate donating blood but its all an option. In my free time I put together trips for fun that I might go on at some point. I budget, plan what to see, etc. I think the most economic way to travel is as follows (I'll use Europe as an example):
1. Save 5K or so
2. Buy car (example https://www.ooyyo.com/italy/c=CDA31D7114D2854F111BF36FB6DC3E53CCA20A7037D3/2803545458009706708.html/)
3. Slowly make your way through Europe living in the car. Buy cheap bread, cheap wine, fruits, vegetables, etc
4. Go to free events all over
5. When you need money go on your countries unemployment and cheese it
6. Enjoy free travel for 1-2 years.

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