I imagine Mark and Anne would make mention of this in the list of
requirements, but while it's on my mind.....

I was surprised to learn that ICBC vehicle insurance (Province of BC) is
NOT valid in Mexico.

I have no idea what various US states and carriers do in this regard.

With ICBC, you phone them, they make an internal adjustment so the vehicle
license is valid in Mexico. After that, one then gets insurance from a
Mexican insurance provider.

Guess I'm saying check with your insurance provider to make sure your
vehicle will be insured while in Mexico.

Neil.

On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 7:39 AM, mark drillock <mdrillock@cox.net> wrote:

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>
>
> is slightly cheaper and fuel quality is not an issue. We will cover
> perhaps 1500 miles within Mexico. You must have a passport to re-enter
> the US. Everyone will be responsible for their own expenses as we go.
>
> If you are interested in taking part in this trip please contact us to
> be put on the list for further info as well as requirements,
> recommendations, and restrictions.
>
>
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Neil n

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