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Without the exact address to go by, the rough mileage is 423 miles of travel distance. Not knowing the gas mileage the vehicle you are driving gets, it will only be a guess.
If your car gets 25 miles to the gallon, and you do the drive late at night, as to not hit traffic, and you don't stop to goof off, you will use around 17 gallons of fuel.
That number can dramatically increase; buy the vehicle, addresses, time of day, and driving style.
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