| WagonMonster | 12-10-2006 10:52 AM |
Rally Mexico 2007, who's going?
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I know I am! :banana:
| bjorn240 | 12-10-2006 12:09 PM |
Si, voy a ir al Rallye Mexico. Tambien, voy a estar trabajando en Mexico D.F. en enero.
| Mopho | 12-10-2006 12:17 PM |
likely
| ScoobyBoy | 12-10-2006 04:09 PM |
do you guys drive down there or fly? i want to go
| EBWRC#1 | 12-10-2006 04:43 PM |
I think I'm going....don't know if flying or driving!!
| XenoWolf | 12-10-2006 05:06 PM |
I'm not.
| semaj | 12-10-2006 05:07 PM |
I'd love to drive....but that's a long drive from Canada :D
| ScoobyBoy | 12-10-2006 11:04 PM |
how about i meet you somewhere along the way and caravan. haha
:D
:D
| WagonMonster | 12-13-2006 10:49 AM |
[QUOTE=Mopho;16273598]likely[/QUOTE]
Operation Casa De Gunajuato is a go
Operation Casa De Gunajuato is a go
| mykrrrr | 12-13-2006 11:21 PM |
I might be going down there...depends on $$$. I've got a place to stay already. :banana:
| Swanny07 | 12-14-2006 10:06 PM |
[QUOTE=mykrrrr;16319521]I might be going down there...depends on $$$. I've got a place to stay already. :banana:[/QUOTE]
Are you staying in a hotel? If so which one. I really wanna go it just depends on $$$. I'd fly.
Are you staying in a hotel? If so which one. I really wanna go it just depends on $$$. I'd fly.
| RBelcher00 | 12-15-2006 03:10 PM |
For the guys that went last year and drove:
How much did you end up paying? Where did you stay? Total cost at the end for 3 days?
(I want to drive from Inland Empire area of Southern California, but I don't know where to go/stay)
How much did you end up paying? Where did you stay? Total cost at the end for 3 days?
(I want to drive from Inland Empire area of Southern California, but I don't know where to go/stay)
| shoracer | 12-15-2006 03:22 PM |
A lot, we stayed at the Fiesta Americana for 5 days.
Stay at the Holiday Inn in Leon. Much cheaper and just as good.
Don't know.
Get a skid plate if you are driving, if you can for the whole bottom side of the car. Ply wood works fine if not close to the heat.
Morpho, I am not going this year due to brother wedding is March 10th, so you don't have to deal with me next year.
Stay at the Holiday Inn in Leon. Much cheaper and just as good.
Don't know.
Get a skid plate if you are driving, if you can for the whole bottom side of the car. Ply wood works fine if not close to the heat.
Morpho, I am not going this year due to brother wedding is March 10th, so you don't have to deal with me next year.
| Calamity Jesus | 12-15-2006 03:33 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16339611]For the guys that went last year and drove:
How much did you end up paying? Where did you stay? Total cost at the end for 3 days?[/QUOTE]
Same question.. but for those of you that flew.
How much did you end up paying? Where did you stay? Total cost at the end for 3 days?[/QUOTE]
Same question.. but for those of you that flew.
| bjorn240 | 12-15-2006 03:43 PM |
Flight tickets were around $700 r/t NYC and I think our hotel was roughly $100/night. I split a room.
| WagonMonster | 12-15-2006 04:08 PM |
[quote=bjorn240;16340026]Flight tickets were around $700 r/t NYC and I think our hotel was roughly $100/night. I shared a room with Morgan, I was the big spoon.[/quote]
Oooook then
Oooook then
| WagonMonster | 12-15-2006 04:09 PM |
[QUOTE=shoracer;16339778]A lot, we stayed at the Fiesta Americana for 5 days.
Stay at the Holiday Inn in Leon. Much cheaper and just as good.
Don't know.
Get a skid plate if you are driving, if you can for the whole bottom side of the car. Ply wood works fine if not close to the heat.
Morpho, I am not going this year due to brother wedding is March 10th, so you don't have to deal with me next year.[/QUOTE]
Leon is a hole, stay in Guanajuato.
Stay at the Holiday Inn in Leon. Much cheaper and just as good.
Don't know.
Get a skid plate if you are driving, if you can for the whole bottom side of the car. Ply wood works fine if not close to the heat.
Morpho, I am not going this year due to brother wedding is March 10th, so you don't have to deal with me next year.[/QUOTE]
Leon is a hole, stay in Guanajuato.
| bjorn240 | 12-15-2006 04:33 PM |
[QUOTE=WagonMonster;16340344]Leon is a hole, stay in Guanajuato.[/QUOTE]
Leon is a convenient hole, whereas Guanajuato is fancy-pants and out of the way.
Leon is a convenient hole, whereas Guanajuato is fancy-pants and out of the way.
| WagonMonster | 12-15-2006 05:41 PM |
[QUOTE=bjorn240;16340678]Leon is a convenient hole, whereas Guanajuato is fancy-pants and out of the way.[/QUOTE]
It's still near a lot of the stages, and it's where the starting ceremony is. Besides, at the end of the day, where would you rather be?
And, what in Mexico is "fancy pants?"
It's still near a lot of the stages, and it's where the starting ceremony is. Besides, at the end of the day, where would you rather be?
And, what in Mexico is "fancy pants?"
| bjorn240 | 12-15-2006 07:19 PM |
I am just giving you crap.
As a competitor, there's really no choice - you have to stay in Leon. As a spectator, I would definitely stay in Guanajuato! In fact, I'd like to go there on a non-rally weekend just to hang out.
- Christian
As a competitor, there's really no choice - you have to stay in Leon. As a spectator, I would definitely stay in Guanajuato! In fact, I'd like to go there on a non-rally weekend just to hang out.
- Christian
| mykrrrr | 12-17-2006 01:13 PM |
[QUOTE=Swanny07;16332072]Are you staying in a hotel? If so which one. I really wanna go it just depends on $$$. I'd fly.[/QUOTE]
No we'd be staying @ my friends' relative's place.
No we'd be staying @ my friends' relative's place.
| ChevronSport | 12-28-2006 08:43 PM |
stay in guanajuato for just $100.00 the whole week in a hostel and who the hell is going to drive, no way and if anyone want to ball meet you at University of Guanajuato basketball court
| RBelcher00 | 12-28-2006 09:04 PM |
Alright I wanna carpool and pitch in for a hotel room in Gunajuato. Who's comin' with me? Ehh? Ehh??
No, seriously.
Who wants to go with me?
No, seriously.
Who wants to go with me?
| rB5 | 01-01-2007 10:52 PM |
[QUOTE=WagonMonster;16309114]Operation Casa De Gunajuato is a go[/QUOTE]
[img]http://myspace-748.vo.llnwd.net/00550/84/75/550405748_l.jpg[/img]
is it a blue one? a red one? i want a bright orange one... :D
[img]http://myspace-748.vo.llnwd.net/00550/84/75/550405748_l.jpg[/img]
is it a blue one? a red one? i want a bright orange one... :D
| si12j12 | 01-01-2007 11:22 PM |
if you were to reserve tickets on like expedia right now im prety shure it would be prety cheap ..and i know people that own property about an hour away i could charge cheap for stay ,that is if people really wanted to go...
i mutch rather spend some of that money in cancun tho.
i mutch rather spend some of that money in cancun tho.
| Tarmacspec06 | 01-01-2007 11:44 PM |
I'll be driving from Denver with my pops, keep a look out for a modded Forester XT with Colorado plates!
| Rallyroo | 01-03-2007 07:10 PM |
I'd want to go. I'll continue to read this thead for hints and tips while I also read up on the details.
We need a nasioc meet up point.
We need a nasioc meet up point.
| brodiemash | 01-03-2007 07:13 PM |
I wanted to do this last year. Is there a link somewhere for more info for this years event?
| Tarmacspec06 | 01-03-2007 10:06 PM |
[QUOTE=brodiemash;16528025]I wanted to do this last year. Is there a link somewhere for more info for this years event?[/QUOTE]
[url]www.rallymexico.com[/url] My advice, yes Guanajuato is a bit more posh than Leon but being that the Poliforum is in Leon which acts as Rally HQ for the event I would recomend staying in Leon. There are plenty of hotels in Leon that are walking distance from the Poliforum and so after a day on the stages you can check out all the teams coming back and not to mention have a Corona with the Corona girls. My Dad and I have been staying at the Hotel San Francisco for the past two years and have left with nothing but positive things to say about the hotel. It's about a half mile from the Poliforum, most of the teams have already reserved the majority of the rooms in the Hotels closest to Rally HQ. The first year we went we were supposed to stay at the Howard Johnson only to find that they gave our room to some one from the Citroen Rally Team. Also if you can't rent a car there is a bus service that will take you from the Poliforum to one of that days stages. All in all to anyone considering going to this rally for the first time all I can say is go, you will not be disapointed.
[url]www.rallymexico.com[/url] My advice, yes Guanajuato is a bit more posh than Leon but being that the Poliforum is in Leon which acts as Rally HQ for the event I would recomend staying in Leon. There are plenty of hotels in Leon that are walking distance from the Poliforum and so after a day on the stages you can check out all the teams coming back and not to mention have a Corona with the Corona girls. My Dad and I have been staying at the Hotel San Francisco for the past two years and have left with nothing but positive things to say about the hotel. It's about a half mile from the Poliforum, most of the teams have already reserved the majority of the rooms in the Hotels closest to Rally HQ. The first year we went we were supposed to stay at the Howard Johnson only to find that they gave our room to some one from the Citroen Rally Team. Also if you can't rent a car there is a bus service that will take you from the Poliforum to one of that days stages. All in all to anyone considering going to this rally for the first time all I can say is go, you will not be disapointed.
| MattDell | 01-03-2007 10:31 PM |
[QUOTE=bjorn240;16342418]In fact, I'd like to go there on a non-rally weekend just to hang out.
- Christian[/QUOTE]
You have it so rough. ;)
- Christian[/QUOTE]
You have it so rough. ;)
| EBWRC#1 | 01-04-2007 03:16 AM |
I wanna go so baaaad!
| RBelcher00 | 01-04-2007 03:34 AM |
How cheap are we talking here?
[QUOTE=si12j12;16505333]if you were to reserve tickets on like expedia right now im prety shure it would be prety cheap ..and i know people that own property about an hour away i could charge cheap for stay ,that is if people really wanted to go...
i mutch rather spend some of that money in cancun tho.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=si12j12;16505333]if you were to reserve tickets on like expedia right now im prety shure it would be prety cheap ..and i know people that own property about an hour away i could charge cheap for stay ,that is if people really wanted to go...
i mutch rather spend some of that money in cancun tho.[/QUOTE]
| RBelcher00 | 01-04-2007 03:39 AM |
Yes, we need to seriously plan something.
What are the dates of the rally again?
For people who went last year: Is it suggested that a younger white male drive around with a young female in Mexico...? I've never really been.
If anyone else is seriously interested, PM me so we can try to set something up.
[QUOTE=Rallyroo;16527992]I'd want to go. I'll continue to read this thead for hints and tips while I also read up on the details.
We need a nasioc meet up point.[/QUOTE]
What are the dates of the rally again?
For people who went last year: Is it suggested that a younger white male drive around with a young female in Mexico...? I've never really been.
If anyone else is seriously interested, PM me so we can try to set something up.
[QUOTE=Rallyroo;16527992]I'd want to go. I'll continue to read this thead for hints and tips while I also read up on the details.
We need a nasioc meet up point.[/QUOTE]
| WagonMonster | 01-04-2007 10:33 AM |
[QUOTE=Tarmacspec06;16530032][url]www.rallymexico.com[/url] My advice, yes Guanajuato is a bit more posh than Leon but being that the Poliforum is in Leon which acts as Rally HQ for the event I would recomend staying in Leon. There are plenty of hotels in Leon that are walking distance from the Poliforum and so after a day on the stages you can check out all the teams coming back and not to mention have a Corona with the Corona girls. My Dad and I have been staying at the Hotel San Francisco for the past two years and have left with nothing but positive things to say about the hotel. It's about a half mile from the Poliforum, most of the teams have already reserved the majority of the rooms in the Hotels closest to Rally HQ. The first year we went we were supposed to stay at the Howard Johnson only to find that they gave our room to some one from the Citroen Rally Team. Also if you can't rent a car there is a bus service that will take you from the Poliforum to one of that days stages. All in all to anyone considering going to this rally for the first time all I can say is go, you will not be disapointed.[/QUOTE]
If you want to spend most of your time hanging out at Rally HQ, stay in Leon.
If you want to see Mexico, and not stay in a ****hole, stay in Guanajuato.
If you want to spend most of your time hanging out at Rally HQ, stay in Leon.
If you want to see Mexico, and not stay in a ****hole, stay in Guanajuato.
| bjorn240 | 01-04-2007 10:56 AM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16532713]For people who went last year: Is it suggested that a younger white male drive around with a young female in Mexico...? I've never really been.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it's fine, you won't have any problems. It'd be helpful if one of you speaks enough Spanish to buy a sandwich and a tank of gas, however.
Yeah, it's fine, you won't have any problems. It'd be helpful if one of you speaks enough Spanish to buy a sandwich and a tank of gas, however.
| RBelcher00 | 01-04-2007 03:06 PM |
Alright, plans are being put together as we speak.
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice!
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice!
| Rallyroo | 01-04-2007 03:12 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Do you need a passport?[/QUOTE]
Yes you need a passport. You better get that processed soon or you won't get it in time. There's also the rush processing option, but that'll cost you.
Yes you need a passport. You better get that processed soon or you won't get it in time. There's also the rush processing option, but that'll cost you.
| Mopho | 01-04-2007 03:13 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Alright, plans are being put together as we speak.
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice![/QUOTE]
Driving there would be your own personal choice.
The roads to the stages are rough and very dirty, so using your own car is subject to how much you care for it.
Taking the bus limits your freedom. Rental cars are pretty expensive
Yes, you need a passport, it just became law
Hotels are not close to the stages, they are close to the headquarters. I don't recall any of the stages being more than an hour or so drive. some are less than 30 minutes away
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice![/QUOTE]
Driving there would be your own personal choice.
The roads to the stages are rough and very dirty, so using your own car is subject to how much you care for it.
Taking the bus limits your freedom. Rental cars are pretty expensive
Yes, you need a passport, it just became law
Hotels are not close to the stages, they are close to the headquarters. I don't recall any of the stages being more than an hour or so drive. some are less than 30 minutes away
| bjorn240 | 01-04-2007 03:51 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Is it recommended to drive your own car there?[/QUOTE]
We fly there and rent cars. We're short on patience for long drives.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there?[/QUOTE]
No. In that case, you're better off driving your own car to the stages. It'll get dusty of course, but then, it's a rally.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Do you need a passport?[/QUOTE]
Yes.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?[/QUOTE]
The Real de Minas Poliforum is right across the street from the Poliforum and is pretty good. It's where Ford WRT stayed last year. The rooms are just a bit dingy but the restaurant/pool area and gym make up for it. Superconvenient to the service park, to be sure.
But be aware, Leon is a large industrial city, like Cleveland, whereas Guanajuato is a really cool old colonial town. If you want to experience Mexico, the latter might be better. If you're just going to meet as many rally drivers as possible, Leon is preferable.
- Christian
We fly there and rent cars. We're short on patience for long drives.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there?[/QUOTE]
No. In that case, you're better off driving your own car to the stages. It'll get dusty of course, but then, it's a rally.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Do you need a passport?[/QUOTE]
Yes.
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?[/QUOTE]
The Real de Minas Poliforum is right across the street from the Poliforum and is pretty good. It's where Ford WRT stayed last year. The rooms are just a bit dingy but the restaurant/pool area and gym make up for it. Superconvenient to the service park, to be sure.
But be aware, Leon is a large industrial city, like Cleveland, whereas Guanajuato is a really cool old colonial town. If you want to experience Mexico, the latter might be better. If you're just going to meet as many rally drivers as possible, Leon is preferable.
- Christian
| Mopho | 01-04-2007 05:23 PM |
[QUOTE=bjorn240;16539210]
But be aware, Leon is a large industrial city, like Cleveland, whereas Guanajuato is a really cool old colonial town. If you want to experience Mexico, the latter might be better. If you're just going to meet as many rally drivers as possible, Leon is preferable.
[/QUOTE]
It should be noted, that there is an old town section of Leon that is really fabulous and in the flavor of Guanajuato, and it is only about 3/4 of a mile away from the headquarters. There is some nice hotels there too.
I had an extra day in Leon last year and only just discovered this after going to the rally 4 times. It was right under my nose.
Also the back streets of Leather district, which is across the street from the Poliforum, is very cool too
But be aware, Leon is a large industrial city, like Cleveland, whereas Guanajuato is a really cool old colonial town. If you want to experience Mexico, the latter might be better. If you're just going to meet as many rally drivers as possible, Leon is preferable.
[/QUOTE]
It should be noted, that there is an old town section of Leon that is really fabulous and in the flavor of Guanajuato, and it is only about 3/4 of a mile away from the headquarters. There is some nice hotels there too.
I had an extra day in Leon last year and only just discovered this after going to the rally 4 times. It was right under my nose.
Also the back streets of Leather district, which is across the street from the Poliforum, is very cool too
| RBelcher00 | 01-04-2007 08:18 PM |
Thanks guys.
I gotta go get that passport now...
I hate long drives too, but I don't think it would take more than 4 hours from southern California.
Are the maps from the HQ to the stages on the RallyMexico.com website?
Any other tips or wisdom for a first timer?
I gotta go get that passport now...
I hate long drives too, but I don't think it would take more than 4 hours from southern California.
Are the maps from the HQ to the stages on the RallyMexico.com website?
Any other tips or wisdom for a first timer?
| Mopho | 01-04-2007 08:22 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16542894]Thanks guys.
I gotta go get that passport now...
I hate long drives too, but I don't think it would take more than 4 hours from southern California.
[/QUOTE]
I believe it is more like 8-10 hours from SoCal, maybe more, it's way down there in the middle. It's 2+hours from Houston by Plane
I gotta go get that passport now...
I hate long drives too, but I don't think it would take more than 4 hours from southern California.
[/QUOTE]
I believe it is more like 8-10 hours from SoCal, maybe more, it's way down there in the middle. It's 2+hours from Houston by Plane
| RBelcher00 | 01-04-2007 09:47 PM |
Oh yikes. Scratch that then. Flying and renting a car it is.
Are you going Mopho?
Are you going Mopho?
| WRXMaster | 01-04-2007 09:55 PM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16538543]Alright, plans are being put together as we speak.
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice![/QUOTE]
**I have done the drive twice and its really not that bad ... just long! Try and stay on the toll roads
** If you fly its wise to get a rental car... Its pretty much the only way to get to the stages
**Hotel San Fan is really nice! I would recommend that hotel vs the others... Restraunt right across the street that alot of wrc team members end up eating + cheap corona buckets
** Stay in Leon if your single and want to have fun .. the local clubs at night are actually pretty fun.... If your married guanjato is probally a more romantic place to chill
btw find a way into the wrc after party .. you wont regret it
Does anyone else here want to share a room with myself and two others? Maybe cut some costs?
bjorn240 and Tarmacspec06 and anyone else that's been to Rally Mexico please chime in:
Is it recommended to drive your own car there?
Is a rental car and/or taking a bus really neccessary if you drive there (Tarmacspec06)?
Do you need a passport?
Hotel San Fransisco, the Howard Johnson, any other hotels close to the stages which are recommended?
The Friday stages are in Guanajuato. Saturday in Silao (30 min. from Leon). And Sunday in Leon. So I'm assuming Leon would be the best area to stay.
Thanks for the help/advice![/QUOTE]
**I have done the drive twice and its really not that bad ... just long! Try and stay on the toll roads
** If you fly its wise to get a rental car... Its pretty much the only way to get to the stages
**Hotel San Fan is really nice! I would recommend that hotel vs the others... Restraunt right across the street that alot of wrc team members end up eating + cheap corona buckets
** Stay in Leon if your single and want to have fun .. the local clubs at night are actually pretty fun.... If your married guanjato is probally a more romantic place to chill
btw find a way into the wrc after party .. you wont regret it
| Mopho | 01-05-2007 02:05 AM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16543923]Oh yikes. Scratch that then. Flying and renting a car it is.
Are you going Mopho?[/QUOTE]
I am planning on it
Are you going Mopho?[/QUOTE]
I am planning on it
| yuji | 01-06-2007 02:11 AM |
I will be there this year again! Mopho, I will be seeing you again. (We met at the XG12 last year btw)
| stevos758 | 01-18-2007 12:41 AM |
I think I will be going this year. My freind and i already had a trip planed to go to cournavaca and luckily they moved the date of the rally this year. I will be flying to leon on friday early in the morning. If any of you have extra room for 2 more to stay that would be great. Also what are u guys doing for transportation down there. I was thinking of renting a car but if anyone has room to ride alond that would be cool too! Otherwise if someone else wants to pitch in on a small car to rent i would be down also. PM or email me and let me know whats up. Dammit im freaking exited!!!!!! Hopefully they will unveil the 2008 impreza WRC also!!
| WagonMonster | 01-18-2007 10:47 AM |
[QUOTE=Mopho;16546218]I am planning on it[/QUOTE]
Liar!
So, anyhoo...
I have this house I rented, it sleeps 4-6, it's in Guanajuato. And, everybody is flaking out on me.
Anyone interested in chipping in on it?
This is the house: [url]http://www.visit-guanajuato.com/[/url]
Liar!
So, anyhoo...
I have this house I rented, it sleeps 4-6, it's in Guanajuato. And, everybody is flaking out on me.
Anyone interested in chipping in on it?
This is the house: [url]http://www.visit-guanajuato.com/[/url]
| shanafme | 01-18-2007 11:04 AM |
This is a test post
| RBelcher00 | 01-18-2007 11:13 AM |
[QUOTE=WagonMonster;16713650]
I have this house I rented, it sleeps 4-6, it's in Guanajuato. And, everybody is flaking out on me.
Anyone interested in chipping in on it?
This is the house: [url]http://www.visit-guanajuato.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
If you're not joking, I'm interested WagonMonster.
Everyone that was supposed to go is flaking out on me too.
PM me!
I have this house I rented, it sleeps 4-6, it's in Guanajuato. And, everybody is flaking out on me.
Anyone interested in chipping in on it?
This is the house: [url]http://www.visit-guanajuato.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
If you're not joking, I'm interested WagonMonster.
Everyone that was supposed to go is flaking out on me too.
PM me!
| WagonMonster | 01-18-2007 11:15 AM |
[QUOTE=RBelcher00;16714010]If you're not joking, I'm interested WagonMonster.
Everyone that was supposed to go is flaking out on me too.
PM me![/QUOTE]
PM me!
Everyone that was supposed to go is flaking out on me too.
PM me![/QUOTE]
PM me!
| Mopho | 01-18-2007 01:49 PM |
[QUOTE=WagonMonster;16713650]Liar!
[/QUOTE]
Thanks :rolleyes:
Still hope to go, but you know as well as anyone that in my business, I can't guarantee any plans that far in advance
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Thanks :rolleyes:
Still hope to go, but you know as well as anyone that in my business, I can't guarantee any plans that far in advance
| WagonMonster | 01-26-2007 05:43 PM |
Ok, RBelcher00 and rapid_roo have shown interest, anyone else?
My plans are starting to come together.
March 2 - Fly to LA from Denver and spend a few days there.
March 5/6 - Take redeye to Guadalajara and spend a day or so there.
March 7 - Take bus to Leon and pick up rental car (Renault Clio!!!)
March 12 - Fly back to Denver.
My plans are starting to come together.
March 2 - Fly to LA from Denver and spend a few days there.
March 5/6 - Take redeye to Guadalajara and spend a day or so there.
March 7 - Take bus to Leon and pick up rental car (Renault Clio!!!)
March 12 - Fly back to Denver.
| RBelcher00 | 01-26-2007 05:59 PM |
Thas for sho.
LoLz.
LoLz.
| Easy Rider | 01-26-2007 06:30 PM |
I'm Going!
| Rallyroo | 01-29-2007 12:56 PM |
[QUOTE=WagonMonster;16824872]Ok, RBelcher00 and rapid_roo have shown interest, anyone else?[/QUOTE]
Um, I think you got Rapid_Roo and I [Rallyroo] mixed up. It was I who PM'd you. People always get us confused. Guess it doesn't help that we're in the same region and we post in the same threads.
Go Team RRRR!
Um, I think you got Rapid_Roo and I [Rallyroo] mixed up. It was I who PM'd you. People always get us confused. Guess it doesn't help that we're in the same region and we post in the same threads.
Go Team RRRR!
| tbert | 01-30-2007 12:26 AM |
tbert expect first-hand photos of the 2008 Impreza WRC. Sadly, tbert won't be going. :(
Solberg said he was going to get the new car in Mexico, so tittywop. Please? :D
Solberg said he was going to get the new car in Mexico, so tittywop. Please? :D
| WRXLEP | 01-30-2007 12:41 AM |
Anyone want to pick me up in Dallas on your way, ill get gas!
| Hotrodguru | 01-30-2007 12:54 AM |
A cool video of my buddy Ezra chasing Peter like 2 years ago.
[QUOTE=shoracer;16857890][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8lTB8HAEoA[/url] Some of the fun you can have, yes that is me chasing Petter.
only 10% of the women look this good
[IMG]http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/372921_8ee81/D86ULG2YMCGCD44.JPG[/IMG][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=shoracer;16857890][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8lTB8HAEoA[/url] Some of the fun you can have, yes that is me chasing Petter.
only 10% of the women look this good
[IMG]http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/372921_8ee81/D86ULG2YMCGCD44.JPG[/IMG][/QUOTE]
| WagonMonster | 01-30-2007 09:47 AM |
[QUOTE=Rallyroo;16850150]Um, I think you got Rapid_Roo and I [Rallyroo] mixed up. It was I who PM'd you. People always get us confused. Guess it doesn't help that we're in the same region and we post in the same threads.
Go Team RRRR![/QUOTE]
Right, Rallyroo :p
So, are you in?
Go Team RRRR![/QUOTE]
Right, Rallyroo :p
So, are you in?
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