Re: Baja Expeditions 2012
Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 12:55 am
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Yup, that's little T.AussieRod wrote:Is that Chris' son standing front and centre, daring the camera to give him some lip?
I remember it was one of the 1000's, and it was a loop race. We were outside of San Felipe, and the trophy trucks were on their second loop around and we were still on our first... we were running about 50 through the whoops in our class 10 with the little Ecotech screaming out back. I notice lights coming, and they are coming fast. Two trophy trucks came screaming by us side by side like we were dragging an anchor. I'll never forget that sound... It was like a beautiful V8 choir of angels, the kind of power you can feel in your chest. The only word I have for it is awesome, and that does it no justice.Agui-E7TE wrote:
Man, I'm missing Baja all the time. I especially miss the rumble of trophy trucks roaring past us in the dirt. It's like you can feel the ground shake as they approach and pass you.
Couldn't have said it better myself. That's why there's nothing cooler than a Trophy Truck. I wouldn't be surprised if 20 years from now they still use the same technology they currently have because they're already far more superior than any other wheeled vehicle in the world right now... how much faster can they be in the future.. a 200 mph TT doesn't sound likely but that would be nuts if it happened.ESHALLBETTER wrote:I remember it was one of the 1000's, and it was a loop race. We were outside of San Felipe, and the trophy trucks were on their second loop around and we were still on our first... we were running about 50 through the whoops in our class 10 with the little Ecotech screaming out back. I notice lights coming, and they are coming fast. Two trophy trucks came screaming by us side by side like we were dragging an anchor. I'll never forget that sound... It was like a beautiful V8 choir of angels, the kind of power you can feel in your chest. The only word I have for it is awesome, and that does it no justice.Agui-E7TE wrote:
Man, I'm missing Baja all the time. I especially miss the rumble of trophy trucks roaring past us in the dirt. It's like you can feel the ground shake as they approach and pass you.
Never realized we never came back to close the loop on this one........ So as the story goes, we took a wrong turn on the second day of farting around in Baja... and went on a access road that belonged to a local rancher in Erendira.... We drove on the west side of his crops, and as you can imagine, he wasnt super happy with over 20 rigs kicking up a bunch of dust/dirt, which landed on his field. As soon as he asked us to turn around and point out the error in our ways, we politely did so. Interestingly enough, he prefered we all turn around, and go back through the road (which probably kicked up more dust, but that was his preference, and certainly his right). So we did, the local police was notified, and so we were stopped. Fortunately, the police did not hold up the entire group. A small group of us stayed behind to talk to the very very polite policeman who helped us understand the importance of the local crops, and asked us to be more understanding. An hour later, we were all on our way... no bribes, no threats, nothing whatsoever. On the flip side, we left with a new friend, the local chief of police.tcm glx wrote:
Interesting story to this one:
I’m down!tcm glx wrote:It’s been a while…..bump. Time for another?