Team Equipt's "Central America Expedition"
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Pskhaat
2005 Expedition Trophy Champion
Keep 'em coming 
Total side-note, but is that a translated date? 1541 was in the pre-Gregorian (Julian) calendar and as such would translate to 21 September 1541 today.
To keep in context, that is 11.16.2.16.4 in Mayan
Total side-note, but is that a translated date? 1541 was in the pre-Gregorian (Julian) calendar and as such would translate to 21 September 1541 today.
To keep in context, that is 11.16.2.16.4 in Mayan
Wes Craiglow
Member
Weird. I recognize her, too. She put a braid in my girlfriend's hair about two weeks ago. Really sweet lady.
Ray Hyland
Expedition Leader
We camped next to a ex-british army vehicle that had been converted in England into a Mog type vehicle with nice living quarters. It was by Overland Vehicles Ltd. and the owner said that it only cost approx. $60K US total for chassis and build.:Wow1: I think it may have been called a dana?
The couple in the rig were very nice and some of you may have met them when they were traveling throughout the U.S.?
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It is called a DAF. Very cool truck. If you see them again say hi for me, I slipped a copy of Overland Journal under their windscreen wiper when they stopped in Hope BC.
RMP&O
Expedition Leader
That is a similar story to my last trip south and stop in Antigua. If you came down the CA1 it is a steep road, steeper going north. Your trucks look really heavy, mine was too. That takes it's toll on the brakes, especially in a truck with an automatic.
How was the border crossing, painless? I don't see any pictures of your dogs or mention of them, did you leave them home?
I am jealous, keep having fun!
How was the border crossing, painless? I don't see any pictures of your dogs or mention of them, did you leave them home?
I am jealous, keep having fun!
benedmonson
Disabled Adventurer
Our trucks a very heavy! We do have our dogs with us and also have all the required paperwork, but have never been asked for it. As for the border crossing it was on a sunday morning and painless, nicest border agents ever. They shook our hands after they got all of our paperwork done. Also, they played with the dogs as they inspected the rigs, but never asked for their papers.
What has the climate been like thus far on your journey?
Dgurley2000
Adventurer
We camped next to a ex-british army vehicle that had been converted in England into a Mog type vehicle with nice living quarters. It was by Overland Vehicles Ltd. and the owner said that it only cost approx. $60K US total for chassis and build.:Wow1: I think it may have been called a dana?
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Dave Bennett
Adventurist
EPIC!
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diesel toyota
Observer
Hope to see ya there!
I bet we cross paths. Leaving this week and driving down to Peten, El Zotz, etc. Have fun!
I bet we cross paths. Leaving this week and driving down to Peten, El Zotz, etc. Have fun!
