Ken Cooke
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- Riverside, California
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- '03 Rubicon - Tomb Raider
Suzanne and I have been talking about our trip MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND down to Baja, and I have been kicking around several thoughts as to interesting places to visit.
Because I've been down the east coast of Baja past San Felipe/Puertecitos, I've noticed some rather messed up "old" roads that would be a blast to test our suspensions and tires out on. We'll have to check these out first to make sure that they will hold up to multiple rigs driving over them, but perhaps they just look delapidated? What I am talking about is the old road that runs from Puertecitos to Gonzaga. This road splits off from the new graded road, and meanders over several sections of hills consiting of volcanic rock, granite and who knows what else. There is also ARROYO MATOMI. This is run yearly by the Baja 250 trucks, and it's thought of as a favorite for those wishing to see something truely different. Let me know if any of you are truely interested in visiting these locales, and I'll talk my other Baja-bud David K into going. He's a Toyota fan, but don't worry, he's okay. Baja seems to attract the Toyota's rather than the Explorers (off road), but we can show everyone that we're not to be taken lightly...
Because I've been down the east coast of Baja past San Felipe/Puertecitos, I've noticed some rather messed up "old" roads that would be a blast to test our suspensions and tires out on. We'll have to check these out first to make sure that they will hold up to multiple rigs driving over them, but perhaps they just look delapidated? What I am talking about is the old road that runs from Puertecitos to Gonzaga. This road splits off from the new graded road, and meanders over several sections of hills consiting of volcanic rock, granite and who knows what else. There is also ARROYO MATOMI. This is run yearly by the Baja 250 trucks, and it's thought of as a favorite for those wishing to see something truely different. Let me know if any of you are truely interested in visiting these locales, and I'll talk my other Baja-bud David K into going. He's a Toyota fan, but don't worry, he's okay. Baja seems to attract the Toyota's rather than the Explorers (off road), but we can show everyone that we're not to be taken lightly...