AZ - Day 1D (PD)

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Finally here. Landed about 2229 MST and after a walk around the shopping centre that seems to form most of the airport we found a security guard who told us where the shuttle bus to car rentals was... Four floors below us and another long walk.

The National office was easy to find and we were there only customers. I prefer National as all taxes and insurances are included in the quote.

The guy pointed to a row of cars. "Take any one of those". My eyes flicked to the three Challengers... In the end we put our cases in an Impala then Claire saw the Charger SXT. We changed.

The Papago Inn was easy to find (crossed fingers TomTom worked) and we checked in about 1230...

Day 2 started with us going to bed shattered after 24 hours awake. 

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