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By far the most amazing adventure to date. So many amazing sites and people. Here are a few of the 3000+ pics we took. Full video coming soon as well.
Expedition: Baja Sur Pics & Video (coming soon)
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EXO
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David Godbee
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AWESOME! What a blast you guys must have had on that ride! Lot of great looking trucks with some awesome mods as well. Good to see you guys stopped and thanked our Creator for providing such a fantastic setting to enjoy our Raps. Great to see that many Raps get together for a ride. Simply awesome!
Chris Mies
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That ruby red SCAB is a BEAST!
jzweedyk
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What he said. ^^^ Great pictures! Love to see the trucks being used as they were designed for.
zombiekiller
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if any of yall are considering taking the trip of a lifetime and heading to Baja with your raptor, EXO is the shit!
So far I've been on two trips this year with them and plan to be on the next run to Baja in October.
You'll always not just FEEL safe, but you will BE SAFE with EXO. All of the logistics are taken care of. Many of the EXO staff and the attendees have raced Baja and will share some of the most amazing insights and stories.
you won't ever feel left out or left behind.
and, on top of the great memories that you'll make, you'll make new friends too.
you don't need a fully built truck either, just a small sense of adventure and a willingness to roll with the punches, have a good time and the ability to check your ego and be open to learning from folks that will teach you everything that you need to know.
and you don't have to live out west to attend. On the last trip, we had British Columbia folks, Ohio folks, a person from Oklahoma and me from Louisiana.
If you think it might be worth it, just know that it is worth whatever you think it is, and then double or triple that.
fair warning though, these trips are extremely addictive. You will see new things each time.
You will love it all over again, even if you visit some of the same spots on your second trip.
So far I've been on two trips this year with them and plan to be on the next run to Baja in October.
You'll always not just FEEL safe, but you will BE SAFE with EXO. All of the logistics are taken care of. Many of the EXO staff and the attendees have raced Baja and will share some of the most amazing insights and stories.
you won't ever feel left out or left behind.
and, on top of the great memories that you'll make, you'll make new friends too.
you don't need a fully built truck either, just a small sense of adventure and a willingness to roll with the punches, have a good time and the ability to check your ego and be open to learning from folks that will teach you everything that you need to know.
and you don't have to live out west to attend. On the last trip, we had British Columbia folks, Ohio folks, a person from Oklahoma and me from Louisiana.
If you think it might be worth it, just know that it is worth whatever you think it is, and then double or triple that.
fair warning though, these trips are extremely addictive. You will see new things each time.
You will love it all over again, even if you visit some of the same spots on your second trip.
Sharkus29
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There's some damn good looking trucks in those pics!
sixshooter_45
2019 Ruby Red Metallic SC, 3.5 L Twin Turbos.
Very nice.
Baja Jones
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Wow that looked like a major undertaking. 20 trucks at .25 miles in bad dust is a 5 mile conga line. Sounds like 45 minutes just to stop and start.
zombiekiller
OG BooBooRunner
Does someone have to put in a lot of work and prerun everything? 100%
EXO somehow pulls off all of the logistics quite nicely. The only time we were ever really waiting around was for a broken truck or for everyone to finish rolling into the hotel.
start/stop? 45 mins? not even close.
In most cases, refueling all the trucks only took about an hour. Once the group gets into a groove, you're cruising. There's always a sweep truck so no one gets left behind. Everyone has the route on a GPS so as long as you follow the line, we're all headed to the same places.
and no, I don't work for EXO. I pay just like everyone else.
