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Looks all Duplessis-y...intriguing! Our first team meeting is this evening, and we'll start the whole budget process. I MAY use this car as the starting point Thanks, Nigel

Interesting...plus that would mean that the service crew wouldn't get all used to vw craziness only to have to learn subie stuff after the inevitable switch...

Good advice, to be sure. For the record, we are building in two seats at the four-day school Next step is to beg, borrow, and/or steal. If anyone knows of a mk2 GTI with a cage and a logbook that's being given away, please let me know!

Thanks, Tim. A couple friends of mine and I are in the VERY embryonic stages of putting a team together, and the initial budgeting phase (which will determine how im/possible this will be) will generate more reliable data if we know everything we'll need to do

So I'm reading the Rally America rules and regs, and it appears that in order to get a competition license you can either attend a sanctioned rally school, OR you can attend three "novice orientations". What are these novice orientations? Nigel, I'm looking directly at you for help, monsieur...

Pulled - TOU violation.

Spotted headed North on Rt. 1 in downtown Camden today (or yesterday - tough time sorting through the weekend, hehe): silver rex wagon with aftermarket wheels and black spats. Looks good, whoever it is.

Wifey and I bought a house with brandy-new GE appliances in the kitchen. They get a resounding *meh* from me. We went Bosch for washer & dryer. Yeah, we spent more than we should. Yeah, I would do it again. Those things are quiet, efficient, and darn good looking, too. Gotta love that...

No worries. With no TP in the stalls, I felt it my duty to help my fellow man find fully equipped accommodations.

1. Working on the "Team Przysbyz" STi all weekend 2. Learning how to pronounce "Team Przysbyz" by the end of the day on Saturday 3. Watching everyone pounce on Block and Pastrana as soon as their cars rolled into service, and then watching as the crowd disperses by the time our car came in...

I got the trailer at uhaul on Marginal Way, and I think it could hold 3 bikes if you load 'em thoughtfully. Seriously, though - no problem with a bike. The thing was a 5' x 9'.

Here, motor nuts: watch a Ferarri 612 Scaglietti V12 get cast, machined, assembled, installed, and tested (bonus points for exhaust manifolds glowing red).

I'll be with RTI Motorsports' red STi #779 at parc expose by (I'm hoping) 6pm. Come on by and say hi

Hah - as soon as I turbocharge it and put a steeper tranny in the thing (and blinkers) I'll drive the darn thing up

Yeah - that's actually $20 +fuel for 75 minutes. I paid $24.95 for a ramp trailer that I'm about to drop off now. Success

NM - just found an option WAAAY cheaper than I was originally quoted. Going with that instead of the "borrow" route. Mods, hit that delete button

Thanks for the lead, Gabe. I just called them, and they have NO Tribeca stuff at all as of this moment. Ah, well...next step is a nationwide CL search, and if that's not panning out, we'll just pack less stuff

Sorry to be so needy as of late, but life is coming at me darn quick I'm buying a lawn tractor from a buddy of mine, and I need to tow it from South Portland to Yarmouth. The local ScrewHaul wants to charge me $50 for 24 hours' use, even though I'll be using it for MAYBE two hours. I'm...

^ I do have the preinstalled brackets. Dur, I could just pull a rail off my wagon and check *facepalm*

Dude - your wife is hot. I love brunettes. Have fun everyone who's going up. Kat, Nigel, Pedro, and others participating: be safe, yo. I can't live vicariously through you if you don't keep the shiny side up. I will be orienting wide-eyed freshman to USM and trying to avoid the 100k...