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rts551
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Good work as always Antonio.
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rts551
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Quote: Originally posted by BajaBlanca  | | wow! so much equipment! hope we reach the goal - might have been easier to find a driver to come from Canada and meet the guys at the border?
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Excellent Idea Blanca. Maybe they could have solicited for a driver who was coming down anyway with someone else. Especially given the tone of
their last message which sounded frustrated.
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Mula
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Great thanks, Antonio, for your support and help.
| Quote: Originally posted by BajaCactus | We are Commitment, Inc. and run the Desert Hawks Fire & Rescue group in El Rosario (Bomberos &
Rescate Halcones del Desierto)... We ask that you support the Bahia Concepcion Fire/Rescue Sub-Station.
As a fellow rescue group, we know the difficulties and challenges of raising money and doing the necessary emergency work for both the community and
tourists. If it is of help, we can offer you a letter showing that your donation is tax-deductible in the U.S.
Please make a donation to Commitment, Inc. on PayPal or send a check made out to Commitment, Inc. and send to:
Commitment, Inc.
PO Box 178309
San Diego, CA 92177
Please be sure to indicate that the funds are for Conception Bay Fire/Rescue. We will send you a letter for tax purposes and remit the funds to
Conception Bay. This is yet another positive step in providing full emergency service to anyone traveling in Baja California. Desert Hawks is ready
to help them with firefighting supplies we have available.
Thanks to the BajaNomad community for all their support!!!
Antonio Muņoz
Andy Schouten
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Mula
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driving the trucks to Baja. . . .
Blanca,
A class A driver's license is required to transport these vehicles to the Mexico border.
And we need 2 drivers.
Possibly Antonio and a friend will go north to bring the vehicles down with Comandante Patsi Hodges. They have the correct licenses for this
operation and have brought other vehicles across the border and know the ropes, which I am sure will be very trying - what with all the paperwork,
etc.
A Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is necessary for the operation of tractor trailers or any truck or trailer with a Gross Combination Weight
Rating (GCWR) of 26,001 lbs. or more, provided the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is more than 10,000 lbs.
Agents of the receiving vehicles must be with them to accept the trucks at the Canadian Border and at the Mexico Border.
[Edited on 11-16-2015 by Mula]
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BajaCactus
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BajaCactus and Desert Hawks...
BajaCactus will help with some fuel when the Emergency Vehicles pass through El Rosario.
Also, if needed, Desert Hawks will help with a couple of volunteer Firefighters (including myself) to drive down the vehicles from the Canadian
border.
Together we can save lives!!!
Antonio Muņoz
BajaCactus
Desert Hawks Fire and Rescue
BajaCactus
"Where Baja is so much more than a dream..."
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David K
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Great to see you here and hear about what you are doing, Antonio.
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Mula
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Only $5,924 left to go.
Thanks to all those you have helped.
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