hombre66
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Gas at Sta Rosallillita?
Gas available there..ever..sometimes?
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liknbaja127
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there is 3 stations I think, and they are always open when we go
through. passed thru last week, all were working! like the one by
the old mine.
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MMc
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Yes, there is gas from 55's in town. Ask a local they'll put you on it. I didn't get down in 2016, but there has always been gas for years.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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Quote: Originally posted by liknbaja127  | there is 3 stations I think, and they are always open when we go
through. passed thru last week, all were working! like the one by
the old mine. |
Wrong town. Need to read closer.
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Skipjack Joe
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None.
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hombre66
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Not Santa Rosalia on the Gulf. Santa Rosallilita , north of Guerrero Negro on the pacific side. Small fishing village of Escaleria Nautica infamy.
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Maybe, but don't plan on it.
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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Rossman
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As mentioned above. Only out of drums. Closest Pemex is Valle De Jesus Maria. Never had a problem finding it in SR but have been imited on my
purchase on occasions.
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by liknbaja127 | there is 3 stations I think, and they are always open when we go
through. passed thru last week, all were working! like the one by
the old mine. |
Tough crowd here!
All those extra Ls (one too many, actually) give it away as being "Little Santa Rosalia" to seperate it from the newer French mine town. The name was
changed less than 100 years ago from Santa Rosalia to Santa Rosalillita, and is also spelled by some as Rosaliita.
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hombre66
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(Tough crowd?)
Looks like hit or miss at SR and probably hit or miss at Jesus Maria.Gonna dust off the 5gal Jerry's most likely.
DK, sorry for the imperfect spelling
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Jesus Maria is a full Pemex station. SR, friend purchased from the fisherman last year.
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fill up at the turn to LA Bay and you should have 300+ mile range. if you can't get in and out with that....... 
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Juan's uncle sells gas out of drums in Rosalillita...I think his name is Nelo...or ask Martin ARce and tell him Juan Arce from Asuncion says saludos
tio!
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hombre66
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Great input from everybody. Especially from Shari (who you know,not always what you know)
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by hombre66 | (Tough crowd?)
Looks like hit or miss at SR and probably hit or miss at Jesus Maria.Gonna dust off the 5gal Jerry's most likely.
DK, sorry for the imperfect spelling |
No apology needed! You did better than most! This is about learning... Viva Baja!
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woody with a view
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^^^dolt^^^
He isn't asking about you know what! 
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liknbaja127
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Sorry screwed that up! I thought that was a easy question! We did drive out there this trip to Santa Rosalillita, I have always wanted to
see what was there! There we did not see any gas! Was not far off of
hwy 1.
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MMc
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Most of the time you can find gas in the fishing villages. It's not cheap but if you ask around you'll come up with something.
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the house up on the hill always had gas...juans uncle?
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