http://www.autoblog.com/2007/09/10/transsyberia-rally-2007-reaches-the-finish-line/
What car do you use for rallycross?
Oh, just a glorified VW
http://www.autoblog.com/2007/09/10/transsyberia-rally-2007-reaches-the-finish-line/
What car do you use for rallycross?
Oh, just a glorified VW
Having your blood type somewhere convenient is always a good idea if there is a chance of serious injury.
Wally wrote: Having your blood type somewhere convenient is always a good idea if there is a chance of serious injury.
I've seen it on motorcycle helmets, and on more than a few race car helmets.
amaff wrote:Wally wrote: Having your blood type somewhere convenient is always a good idea if there is a chance of serious injury.I've seen it on motorcycle helmets, and on more than a few race car helmets.
I've seen it on the car... On the helmet, and on the fire suit. Rallying ain't for pansies..
well they are making a "Transsyberia Cayenne". six speed and a buch of other goodies. I think they'll go for some where around the neiborhood of 87,000. I would love to get a Porsche, but not that one. There nothing wrong with it I just dont like it.
The Transsyberia edition Cayenne is very impressive, I checked one out at Rennsport last year, things a beast... available soon for 70K+ at a dealer near you... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTLBHwIwNoc phallus? maybe, but one that elicits a scream instead of a giggle..
Now that my VX is paid off maybe ill start rally crossing it...
Wally wrote: Having your blood type somewhere convenient is always a good idea if there is a chance of serious injury.
In the 80's when I used to Hang Glide, I had "0+ No Allergies" on my helmet and a medical release tucked inside. Whatever it is I need, please don't wait.
Call it young or naive, but I don't know if I would do that today.
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