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Old 3 Jan 2013
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Baja California

Very safe place, 5 or 6 road blocks on all the way down from US, no problem, no corruption, extremely friendly people, sometimes a little bit touristic, never a problem to camp in the wild
No need for Temporary Import Permit as long as you stay in Baja California. If you go to the mainland the permit is issued without hassle at the ferry port in Pichilingue near La Paz. For motorhomes one gets a TIP valid for 10 years!
Ferries are busy at this time of the year, so book a few days in advance.

Excellent mechanic for big trucks in La Paz:
CAMIONES VENCE S.A. Av. Universidad S/N
Entre Blvd Forjadores y Alta tension
Col. Calandrio
La Paz B.C.S.
Tel 621 128 0077
Ask for Erick
Assistant : Armando Angulo Marquez
armandoangulo@venceloscabos.com
Movil : 612 140 82 09
Other contact person:
Veronica Ojeda Castro
veronicaojeda@venceloscabos.com
Movil : 612 157 9427

Good mechanic for bikes in Los Cabos :
JR Motoshop
Mr. Jesus Morales
Tel 634 129 60 52 or 624 129 60 52
Prolongacion Leona Vicario (In front of DHL)
Cabo San Lucas

Have a safe journey
Albert
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