Eh,
En Guatemala, la vida no vale nada.
Murder for hire goes for 20 bucks, 98% of all crimes go unprosecuted... Miami couldn't possibly be that bad-could it?
Importing an LC from central america (1 Viewer)
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Eh,
En Guatemala, la vida no vale nada.
Murder for hire goes for 20 bucks, 98% of all crimes go unprosecuted... Miami couldn't possibly be that bad-could it?
Shahram
I ain't got herpes no more.
So you're saying stuff is way cheaper in Guatemala. Let's go right now!!!
OK, I'm in. Fly in and drive back with the Hilux you've been waiting for, at only 9K USD. I'll wield a shotgun in the passenger seat. http://guatemala.craigslist.org/cto/4632453330.html
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Ive also driven from panama to el salvador, its a piece of cake the borders are the annoying part. El salvador is probably my favorite country (im from Panama), it has the friendliest of people... Happy and poor, a radical contrast to rich and unhappy in a lot of ¨developed¨ countries... alright folks thanks for all the babbling and chit chat... back to the subject, the 76 BJ40 i bought recently has the same chassis numbers to what the title says and the engine is not modified so Im ok with DOT and EPA, praise The Lord!
re_guderian
SILVER Star
Would anyone feel comfortable driving through ol mehico in an expo'd out 100?
Or do I need to take something a bit older?
Or do I need to take something a bit older?
Mexico would be alright, but don't bring it to Alaska. We'll rob ya blind!
Seriously, there are probably better forums out there to ask, with more folks experienced in these ways. Personally, a stock LC would be ostentatious enough. But what the hell, it's an adventure-right?
Seriously, there are probably better forums out there to ask, with more folks experienced in these ways. Personally, a stock LC would be ostentatious enough. But what the hell, it's an adventure-right?
