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hi guys. a bit late to the party here, but we are already on the mainland and drove baja over the period of a month (been on the road for about 4) feel free to check out our blog www.thedangerz.com as we found tons of great camping through baja (thankfully nothing close to a KOA)... if you...

trip home from guadalajara saw a stop stealth camping in tequila, more sickness, a shattered windshield and lost brakes. Yikes. now a few days of trying to repair the bus to roadworthy... -runin and debate session with the policia. -tracked down a glass guy who could cut matching safety...

Wow. crazy few days. the whole family has been battling el gripe (the flu), so we're a bit behind on updates and blog posts...but catching up. we drove 7.5 hours (and like 2000 topes) from the beach to guadalajara for a big VW show called vochorama. really cool event and they treated us like...

Might as well add our name to the list. we (bryan and jen and our dog karma) are traveling from canada through mexico and central america in our 1967 VW Kombi. Currently in central mexico and having the time of our lives. When we get to panama there's a good chance that we will hop the ferry...

Havent updated here in a bit- we are loving the mainland just as much as we loved baja. Still swelteringly hot, but seems to be dropping slightly. Also have started seeing a few tourists arrive. A few small problems arose with the bus, but were slowing finding parts and working them out...

Awesome! we look forward to meeting up with you! We just crossed over on the cargo ferry to the mainland, so we are currently hanging out around sayulita. Look us up when your close. Heres a recap of our time in baja :sombrero: http://www.thedangerz.com/hasta-luego-baja/

Thanks! My first time playing with video but it was Mucho Fun! We are working on a second now for our review of our second month (and our time in baja) we took the ferry over to the mainland yesterday. Most people take the passenger ferry, but we hopped on board the cargo ferry with the...

Thanks bugnout We have indeed taken it any/everywhere. learned it would go about anywhere in BC when we kept going after 4x4s turned around... I just cant seem to get it through my head that the bus isnt a synchro...but wheres the fun in that? - we found out our second day in baja that we...

Um... Thanks Christian, but I think we will stick with our current speed. Funny actually. a few years ago (before the bus) i lost my license for an excessive number of speeding tickets in a 3 months span. Now im wondering what the hell is wrong with the guys flying past us with the finger...

Thanks for the support guys! And Wiley's response is spot on. For the decade it took jen to convince me to do this and the 5 years we spent planning, saving, stressing etc- it feels F'in great! I only wish i would have listened sooner...dont wait. If you have the dream, either do it now or set...

Sorry we havent gotten around to this sooner, but thought it was well past time to start a thread of our journeys and meet others currently doing the same. Many of you have helped out as we prepared for the trip others have helped along the way already, but we spent the last 5 years downsizing...

pretty cool tonka. doesnt look like it has a built in place to lock it, but i could probably drill another set of holes. It looks like this might even allow me to tilt it while in place for better sun, and then remove entirely if needed. good find! anybody else?? surely some of you have...

I cant count the number of solar install threads I've read where the common opinion is that its best to have panel(s) mounted so that they can be removed and setup in full sun or at the best angle. What I'm not seeing is ideas/details (or better yet photos) of how you did it. In my particular...