

| Subject: | Re: Driving & camping in Mexico |
| From: | Rennie Wible |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Sep 2000 19:36:23 -0700 |
I second the necessity for noting NOT to drive at night. I regularly go down about 200 miles south of the border on surf trips. My roof rack holds 2 splitty 10 gallon gas tanks (I recommend at least 5 gallons to carrly with you, full at all times). We usually do a bit of off-roading while there and the beach is about 10 miles from the paved road. A nice spot light (400,000 cp or better) is a must. You want to see what's making that noise before it shows up next to you! I always carry at least 5 fix-a-flat cans. If you don't use them you will make a friend for life if someone else does. Rennie VolksDragon@earthlink.net Los Angeles 61 crew cab 65 convertible 84 vanagon 93 fox Iwannasynchro!!!! Ron Mighton wrote: > > We will be heading down to Mexico soon and would appreciate any tips on > good Mexican vehicle insurance to buy and any other recommendations. It has > been suggested that Mexico is the place to get good bodywork done > inexpensively and I would like to get some seam rust fixed while there. All > comments appreciated and actual experience thereis highly values. Thanks in > Advance. I will be travelling from Toronto in Canada without air > conditioning. > > Ron Mighton Toronto, Canada
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