best trucks for Baja Mexico

Hey all, will be moving to the baja in the next little bit and
wondering if anyone has any comments or experience regarding what
would be the best vehicle for long term use along the rutted dirt
roads of Mexico.

I haven't owned a truck before, so I would love some guidance on
reliablility, ease and cost of repairs, acces to parts etc.

Cheers.

wrote:
Hey all, will be moving to the baja in the next little bit and
wondering if anyone has any comments or experience regarding what
would be the best vehicle for long term use along the rutted dirt
roads of Mexico.

Get a good quality hard-tail mountain bike.

I haven't owned a truck before, so I would love some guidance on
reliablility, ease and cost of repairs, acces to parts etc.

Why ask about trucks on a cycling group?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”

wrote, On 8/14/2008 11:04 PM:
Hey all, will be moving to the baja in the next little bit and
wondering if anyone has any comments or experience regarding what
would be the best vehicle for long term use along the rutted dirt
roads of Mexico.

I haven't owned a truck before, so I would love some guidance on
reliablility, ease and cost of repairs, acces to parts etc.

Cheers.

Try an Xtracycle...
http://www.xtracycle.com/

--

Paul D Oosterhout
I work for SAIC (but I don't speak for SAIC)

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Hey all, will be moving to the baja in the next little bit and
wondering if anyone has any comments or experience regarding what
would be the best vehicle for long term use along the rutted dirt
roads of Mexico.

I haven't owned a truck before, so I would love some guidance on
reliablility, ease and cost of repairs, acces to parts etc.

Gas is cheap in Mexico and a Ford F250 is about the most reliable truck out
there.

Tom Kunich wrote:
wrote in message
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Hey all, will be moving to the baja in the next little bit and
wondering if anyone has any comments or experience regarding what
would be the best vehicle for long term use along the rutted dirt
roads of Mexico.

I haven't owned a truck before, so I would love some guidance on
reliablility, ease and cost of repairs, acces to parts etc.

Gas is cheap in Mexico and a Ford F250 is about the most reliable truck
out there.

When I think of baja truck it looks something like this
http://tinyurl.com/57ja94
(kid/family/office safe)

Shawn