When I drive from Colorado to Indiana, I enjoy the right of carrying concealed with a permit because of reciprocity between the states I drive through on Interstate 70...with the exception of Illinois.  

I agree on the beater point to some extent - I don't want to drive a 500k mile junker that's got the doors held on with bungee cords.

Most the time there is just trucks parked in the Tesla spots, lol.those super chargers your talking about are for cross country travel.. they are on every major north south and east west interstate.. that allow you to go from super charger to super charger with no worries.. some cars with the bigger battery capacity can leap frog the ones with minimal battery will make  1 more or maybe 2 more stops per 600 miles.. depends on temp and terrain..

So once you buy all of the adapters and extra cords, that adds onto the price that’s already pretty high. .As for PCs, we work with OptiPlex, latitude and HP models.

I know what you mean by living frugal, I cut the cord on cable years ago.

Why not do both---pay off loan (not a very high interst rate) and be a REI ? 

Here are the details:Locations is great and right off the interstate. 

Interstate commerce is dependent upon flights. 

I come to find out someone next door was squatting and broke into the basement of our property and ran 3 extension cords from our basement to connect electric into the house they were squatting in!

You won't need more than that.A heavy-duty 25-foot 12/3 extension cord rated to 15 amps.