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Looks like we have a Nissan 4x4 diesel in Mexico for 2009, any one knows anything about them? The have a YD25DDTi Motor, crew cabs don't get 4x4 and Diesel. http://www.nissancamiones.com.mx/

I think 33s with 3" of lift is where is at in a Cherokee, And a little love with a hammer.;)

Actually my wife won the bet and she got to stay :D , I have been at work ever since :o

You guys live so differently, that I feel that I live in Mars. Small town Mexico seem to me so relaxed in comparison, sure, there are not as many nice things to buy around the corner but we have what we need (Yeah I know, we don't get Diesel Toyotas either). What we don't have its people...

Mmmm, a Diesel Scrambler, maybe I should start looking for a 4BT and a nice 5 speed tranny. In the meanwhile I can start putting some miles on my new touring bike, I´m going hardcore this year ....:cool: Thanks for your responses ...

I been thinking about it, for me the only problem is the spare. (And the shipping of the thing)...

I have been thinking, how i really like to go about exploring, and have come to this: - I really like to go out there in the wild, if its a confluence in the middle of nowhere, that´s my kind of place. - Don´t really like to take too much stuff, maybe a couple of tent cots and some basic...

I am hooked @ http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/ ... Just can get off the site. Check this Journey http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/?o=3Tzut&page_id=67898&v=Dy Saludos

Or check this http://www.psi-azalai.com/index.html I think i just found my ticket ....

I have always tough that over-planning an expedition just turns it into a regular trip, get a map, draw a general route, throw in a camp-cot, an sleeping bag, plenty of music (I strongly suggest Against the Wind by Bob Seager to start the trip in the right mood) and just drive off. A Daily...

Mmmm ... Tamales. Big tamales, Small tamales, Chicken tamales, Shrimp tamales, Veggies tamales, Sweet corn tamales ... Gotta go get some :drool: Saludos

I might be interested, could you check shipping to Yuma. Thanks

Thanks for the writeup and the kind words to Mexico, I can`t wait to go up there, 3 short weeks. Saludos

Its been great, my main problem now its convincing my wife that I`m actually working :rolleyes: Saludos

The old and the new, the great and the popular ....

Atotonilco, Guanajuato ... On the way back crossing the river ... Finally the Sad Official photo, I really didn't want it to end.

After a couple or churches we moved to the big price, the church at Atotonilco, Guanajuato, considered by some the finest example of early catholic architecture. Amazing frescos ... One of the few buildings with real gold plating, outside of the Vatican. Plus the revolutionaries...

From there we moved to a creepy place, a local cemetery, the bodies are placed to rest without coffin and at 1 feet depth at most. Whats more, due to the rapid decomposition of the bodies, the place its usually re utilized after 10-20 years. People in the communities don't mind because...

For Sunday, a very special part of the trip had been planned, The leaders had contacted a couple of Archaeologist from the Universidad Nacional to guide us to some of the Religious Architectural landmarks of the area, where they explain to us the different forms that the Catholic church used to...

Upon arrival to Jaral, I had already contacted the local Jeep Club, and had planned a weekend trip with them. So after a quick meeting at work Saturday morning, off we go to La Ruta de las Capillas. The Guanajuato Jeeperos.com bunch its a nice group of fellows, they planned a route to some of...