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ANGELS ON YOUR SHOULDER
Even though I have not used the assistance of the Green Angles in any of our travels down the Baja, I would like to tell my story of a breakdown last year. We were towing our 40 foot 5th wheel and lost the transmission just north of San Ignacio. After being towed in, we were lucky to run into a man that waits tables at the hotel in town. His name is Victor Guzman and is now our guardian angel. He introduced us to a mechanic named Joel and now after getting the parts sent down there and after Joel repaired the tranny, it works better than ever. If your ever in need and in that part of the Baja, I would find Victor, he speaks perfect English, or Joel the Mechanic. You won't be disapointed. Happy traveling, Vance and Lynda Gooing P.S. feel free to contact me for both of their ph.numbers [email protected]— April 6, 2012 6:24 p.m.