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[ironmacruz]

Hi
I´m new a this blog, I living in Mexico city, but I have Spanish nationality.

I´m in the Radical 4x4 Off-road Club from Mexico City :bomb:

My jeep is a black 1998 TJ with a 4.5 inches Rubicon Express lift, 33x12.5x15 tires, winch & stuff.

I´m adding some pics.

 

[ScubaDude]

Lets get one thing straight
this is a FORUM

not a blog. Welcome your jeep looks great but it's a little clean for my taste. I know you will enjoy this place.



*mutter mutter blog can you believe mutter mutter*

 

[Jeepergeo]

Nice looking Jeep. There's nothing wrong with a clean Jeep. Your lift and wheel/tire combination looks great.

 

[ScubaDude]

I was only playing, I can only dream of owning a jeep currently.

 

[ironmacruz]

I was clean before that championship, but it ended really a mess.

Check out this pic of one of the unfortunately off road crash.

But this week i had some garage work & it´s clean again.
(ScubaDude)


I´m glad U like how i looks the lift with the tires. (Jeepergeo)


Check out the one of the Radical Challenge videos, championship celebrated in Taxco, Mexico.

 

[Utah_jeepster]

bummer she's a clean ride to be laying on her side.

But did you have fun?

 

[Robert_Stephens]

Hola Ferro,

Donde esta mio amigo. Que pasa? Yo vivo en mi la casa en cuidad Majahual, Quintana Roo, Yucatan, MX, yi mucho estrano mi la casa mucho......la mujeres adverbio!!

And, welcome here good man, glad you are here and can join here. Your Jeep rocks big time. When I am not on assignment with NASA, I go home to my place above. I am in the southern US in New Mexico now along the border. Do you ever head into the East to Yucatan? If you do, let's tie in and go cross country through the jungle reach of the Yucatan and come out on the beach at Tulum.

Welcome here and am terribly homesick for mi Mexico. Viva la Mexico!!!

Robert

 

[Mrsig]

Welcome and enjoy the forum!

 

[ironmacruz]

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[ironmacruz]

bummer she's a clean ride to be laying on her side.

But did you have fun?

Yes it was a lot of fun, it took me 4 minutes whinching into another jeep to be back on track.

The competition consisted in completing a track circuit in less than 15 min. So it was preety stressfull, but a lot of fun.

Check out http://www.radicalchallenge.com to see what this was about.

 

[ironmacruz]

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Welcome and enjoy the forum!

Thanks
I'm enyoin it thanks to people making coments on this post.

 

[ironmacruz]

Lets get one thing straight
this is a FORUM

not a blog. Welcome your jeep looks great but it's a little clean for my taste. I know you will enjoy this place.



*mutter mutter blog can you believe mutter mutter*

Got it, is a Forum

 

[ironmacruz]

Hola Ferro,

Donde esta mio amigo. Que pasa? Yo vivo en mi la casa en cuidad Majahual, Quintana Roo, Yucatan, MX, yi mucho estrano mi la casa mucho......la mujeres adverbio!!

And, welcome here good man, glad you are here and can join here. Your Jeep rocks big time. When I am not on assignment with NASA, I go home to my place above. I am in the southern US in New Mexico now along the border. Do you ever head into the East to Yucatan? If you do, let's tie in and go cross country through the jungle reach of the Yucatan and come out on the beach at Tulum.

Welcome here and am terribly homesick for mi Mexico. Viva la Mexico!!!

Robert

Viva Mexico

Que tal Roberto, todo bien gracias. Que bueno que te guste mi Jeep, esta a la orden.

I had been in Merida about 2 years ago, it´s a nice place, but I 've never did the cross country you mention, because I'm from Mexico City & is kind of a long trip by Jeep to get there. I always go to Merida by airplane, so I don't have the toy for getting on off-roading there.
Don´t miss Mexico any more come to the City, nearby there are also many places to visit on Jeep, if you ever come, send me private message, or an e-mail & we can organize a trip.

I went to New Mexico a long time ago. I have very good memories of that trip, it`s a very nice place. When I was there a friend took me to Taos to Sky, so i had the time of my life. I also remember that is a nice place to eat.

Thank for the warm welcome.

Marco Aurelio Cruz

 

[1ATony]

welcome to the site

 

[Robert_Stephens]

Viva Mexico

Que tal Roberto, todo bien gracias. Que bueno que te guste mi Jeep, esta a la orden.

I had been in Merida about 2 years ago, it´s a nice place, but I 've never did the cross country you mention, because I'm from Mexico City & is kind of a long trip by Jeep to get there. I always go to Merida by airplane, so I don't have the toy for getting on off-roading there.
Don´t miss Mexico any more come to the City, nearby there are also many places to visit on Jeep, if you ever come, send me private message, or an e-mail & we can organize a trip.

I went to New Mexico a long time ago. I have very good memories of that trip, it`s a very nice place. When I was there a friend took me to Taos to Sky, so i had the time of my life. I also remember that is a nice place to eat.

Thank for the warm welcome.

Marco Aurelio Cruz

Hola Marco, mucho gracias por tu infºrmatiøn....

Actually, it is 822 miles from the Mexico City area (about the same as crossing Texas) to the northern Yucatan. It takes 2 days to cross the jungle wilds to get to the Carribean coast, so 5 days going and same coming back to Mexico City. Its worth the trip and wild ass getting through the Yucatan jungle but worth the trip.

You would need the time to d this but it is worth it in all ways.

Thank you, good man,

Robert

 

[ironmacruz]

Hola Marco, mucho gracias por tu infºrmatiøn....

Actually, it is 822 miles from the Mexico City area (about the same as crossing Texas) to the northern Yucatan. It takes 2 days to cross the jungle wilds to get to the Carribean coast, so 5 days going and same coming back to Mexico City. Its worth the trip and wild ass getting through the Yucatan jungle but worth the trip.

You would need the time to d this but it is worth it in all ways.

Thank you, good man,

Robert

Sounds like fun, when you are planing to do the trip?

 

[ironmacruz]

welcome to the site

Thanks