Sounds like a great tentative plan. I don't know the Ute capability but much of Route 66 is now Interstate 40 and will have at least a 45 mph minimum speed on it.
US 50 has been suggested as an alternate. It goes through where I live (Hutchinson, KS) and if you come through here I'll buy lunch or supper or breakfast. I seem to recall that a portion of it in KS will have construction work done on it this year, perhaps changed to 4 lanes.
The only safety issue for a right hand drive would be to remember which side of the road you need to drive on. I used to drive right hand drive postal vehicles and there is hardly any learning curve when driving in traffic with one.
I do hope your plans solidify and you can indeed make the trip a reality. Welcome to the United States.
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