If there's two of you in a 4x4 (re-read the post Caminando  ) you should be able to do it. I did the reverse journey driving solo in a Navara Outlaw and did Fez to the French border in 24 hours.
The western route through Salamanca is now easier and faster than going through the centre via Madrid and there's far more motorway sections than shown on the Garmin Europe 2008 maps. There's just a short 30 mile (?) section of non-motorway or dual carriageway, and they are all autovias (free) rather than autopistes (toll).
There are roadside hostels/hotels in the motorway service roads (via servicio) that are excellent value with keenly priced evening meals. For two people maybe €40 accommodation and €25 food/drink.
Tim
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Last edited by Tim Cullis; 18 Feb 2009 at 10:15.
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