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We have plans of moving to Mexico in the near future, and are bringing a small trailer behind the motor home. rather than tow it all over while we are in search of our new home we would like to store it? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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If you are going to come to Lake Chapala, there is a storage facility in La Floresta and S&S Motors lot in Riberas del Pilar. Either of them would be a good choice.
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