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Bruce R Leech
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It sounds to me like she did pretty good for Mexico. she got it imported and crossed and got to her location in less than 24 hours. I once slept in
my truck for 3 days and nights to import irrigation equipment.
Bruce R Leech
Ensenada

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lizard lips
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Diana,
How much did it cost? I know you were moving it to La Mission from north county San Diego.
Do you still need your furniture moved down?
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Bruce R Leech
It sounds to me like she did pretty good for Mexico. she got it imported and crossed and got to her location in less than 24 hours. I once slept in
my truck for 3 days and nights to import irrigation equipment. |
That's because you look like one of the Arellano brothers in a straw hat.  
Just kiddin', Bruce.
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dianaji
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it cost $3500, plus heartache, hours, days, weeks of phone calls, plus so much more. it was an ordeal and i am exhausted. thank u bruce for your
kind words. oh, and btw, the awning is still not there. the transport company took it out of the mobile home, saying ti would be confiscated, and he
still has it...along with the keys.
iizeard lips, yes, i still need my furniture moved...however, i still have my mobile home to sell, before that happens. i have one good source to
contact when it's time.
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Bob and Susan
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david i think you can drive across but NOT import stuff ...
importing is done during regular business hours
you cant just drive a mobile home across like a travel trailer
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vandenberg
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We need inspector Clousseau on this case.
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BajaGringo
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Quote: | Originally posted by vandenberg
We need inspector Clousseau on this case. |
The important thing is that she got it here. Let her get it set up, arrange furniture and make the beds before we hammer her toohard with questions.
Congratulations Diana - you deserve it! Invite us down for a martini and I'll bring the gin!
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amir
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Hey, Dianaji, what you did is amazing! Your dream came true!!!
You got your mobile home across the border and all for ONLY 3 and 1/2 thousand dollars?? That is wonderful!
I am so sorry that the whole ordeal was so painful; look at it as an initiation. You passed the test! You had a vision, you had determination, you had
faith, and you completed your mission. You did what many have only wished they had the strength to do. You endured and survived the pain. You won't
have to do it again, so you can relax now and go on with the business of settling in your new life.
I am not privvy to the particulars in your life situation, but my heart goes out for you for all the stress that you have gone through.
Please forgive these curious Nomads, they can't believe you just accomplished a great feat and they want to know the details, that's all...
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David K
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What amir says is true!!   
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dianaji
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thanks for the support!
Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
Quote: | Originally posted by vandenberg
We need inspector Clousseau on this case. |
The important thing is that she got it here. Let her get it set up, arrange furniture and make the beds before we hammer her toohard with questions.
Congratulations Diana - you deserve it! Invite us down for a martini and I'll bring the gin! |
i certainly appreciate what u said...it made it all worth it.
we will have a pot luck! and actually i like pinacoladas!
diana
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dianaji
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Quote: | Originally posted by amir
Hey, Dianaji, what you did is amazing! Your dream came true!!!
You got your mobile home across the border and all for ONLY 3 and 1/2 thousand dollars?? That is wonderful!
I am so sorry that the whole ordeal was so painful; look at it as an initiation. You passed the test! You had a vision, you had determination, you had
faith, and you completed your mission. You did what many have only wished they had the strength to do. You endured and survived the pain. You won't
have to do it again, so you can relax now and go on with the business of settling in your new life.
I am not privvy to the particulars in your life situation, but my heart goes out for you for all the stress that you have gone through.
Please forgive these curious Nomads, they can't believe you just accomplished a great feat and they want to know the details, that's all...
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yes, i had a vision. it took enormous strength and conviction. i would be happy to share all that i would go thru and being community minded, i will
always help anyone who has to go thru so much to have their dream realized. i just got back to the states yesterday and i am still recuperating from
all that i went thru.
the details would take pages.
and thank u, i now feel supported and inspired.
diana
and thank u, i now feel supported and inspired.
diana
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dianaji
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Quote: | Originally posted by soulpatch
What is the name of the importer you used..... is that succinct enough.
Oh, and how is it oriented? |
his name is pepe marquez.
how is what oriented?
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dianaji
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oh, it's facing west...can't see the ocean as there is a 10 ft. wall on one side. i may have a deck on stilts one day. oh, and a palapa.
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amir
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WOW!
Quote: | Originally posted by dianaji
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the details would take pages.... |
A deck on stilts?
A palapita?
You have thought a lot about your dream, haven't you?
It all sounds wonderful, I hope some day you will also manifest that. It also sounds like quite an adventure and an interesting story. Have you ever
thought of writing down the story of your move, like your memoirs? You sound like you have a wonderful heart, and are very kind with your words; I'm
sure that you could fill whole notebooks, not just a few pages, with your thoughts. You should do it! Your grandchildren and their descendants will
appreciate it.
And feed these hungry Nomads little bits of information. They drool when they hear from people that love Baja like you do. Take your time. Tell your
story in bits and pieces...
... and keep on dreaming - that is the power of creation...
[edited to fix grammar and quotes]
[Edited on 9-11-2008 by amir]
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dianaji
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Quote: | Originally posted by amir
Quote: | Originally posted by dianaji
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the details would take pages.... |
A deck on stilts?
A palapita?
You have thought a lot about your dream, haven't you?
It all sounds wonderful, I hope some day you will also manifest that. It also sounds like quite an adventure and an interesting story. Have you ever
thought of writing down the story of your move, like your memoirs? You sound like you have a wonderful heart, and are very kind with your words; I'm
sure that you could fill whole notebooks, not just a few pages, with your thoughts. You should do it! Your grandchildren and their descendants will
appreciate it.
And feed these hungry Nomads little bits of information. They drool when they hear from people that love Baja like you do. Take your time. Tell your
story in bits and pieces...
... and keep on dreaming - that is the power of creation...
[edited to fix grammar and quotes]
[Edited on 9-11-2008 by amir] |
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dianaji
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Quote: | Originally posted by dianaji
Quote: | Originally posted by amir
Quote: | Originally posted by dianaji
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the details would take pages.... |
A deck on stilts?
A palapita?
You have thought a lot about your dream, haven't you?
It all sounds wonderful, I hope some day you will also manifest that. It also sounds like quite an adventure and an interesting story. Have you ever
thought of writing down the story of your move, like your memoirs? You sound like you have a wonderful heart, and are very kind with your words; I'm
sure that you could fill whole notebooks, not just a few pages, with your thoughts. You should do it! Your grandchildren and their descendants will
appreciate it.
And feed these hungry Nomads little bits of information. They drool when they hear from people that love Baja like you do. Take your time. Tell your
story in bits and pieces...
... and keep on dreaming - that is the power of creation...
oh yes, a lifetime of dreams! and one day i will write that book, as i have a writer lurking in me. and, well, yeah, they do call me earth mother.
i love baja and i love freedom...it's my path. and thank u for noticing!
nice to hear from a kindred spirit like u to end this day from one kind soul.
[edited to fix grammar and quotes]
[Edited on 9-11-2008 by amir] | |
oh yes, a lifetime of dreams
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capt. mike
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$3500 is all? to get a presidential double wide moved and set up? that is chicken feed cheap. i wouldn't beeyatch one i otah about that even if i had
to run the flag leader or chase truck.
Bruse - i would KILL to get a nice double wide wobbly box of torado bait set up in baja someplace. man, instant palapa ville!
i will like to talk to you some time about that service in ensenada.
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bajaguy
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Where in the states (from whom??) did you buy your home????
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dianaji
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where home bought...
Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
Where in the states (from whom??) did you buy your home???? |
i bought it from a private seller. no complaints there...i am very happy with it. however, as i said, i would never import one again. there are
homes in mexico...i was told that the ones from the states were in better condition.
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bajaguy
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Yeah, I have seen the ones at the dealers in Rosarito and Ensenada....you are correct. Did you even look at a dealer in the US???
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