This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.

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Jon Burke
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Re: This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.
March 23, 2010 04:53PM

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BenSlocum Wrote:
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> The event was never intended to be for Rally
> America (USA) entrants, we just thought it was.
> Lucky for us we just entered anyway and were
> placed correctly. We did send in the full $3000
> payment, expecting that to be correct, only to be
> told as we were driving down that it was really
> $6000 pesos, or ~$450USD.
>
> They intend to allow US competitors to enter with
> US legal cars, as long as the safety equipment is
> up to date, in future runnings. I'll be working
> with Roberto to get info out earlier next year.
>
> Winningest one-eyed co-driver in Rally America
> history.

thx Ben....would be interested in doing this, just for the experience/tequila/banditos!

Jon Burke - KI6LSW
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Re: This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.
March 23, 2010 07:25PM

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We should be looking into it since we currently are building one of the most common cars out there; a Nissan Sentra= Mexican Domestic market "Tsuru"

rally gods would turn in their graves if they ever knew Lada's were now part of EU rallying!!!

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Re: This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.
March 23, 2010 09:51PM

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awesome thread. great read. yargg, ta olll mee thanks ben!!!

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Re: This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.
March 24, 2010 07:08PM

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turoc Wrote:
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> We should be looking into it since we currently
> are building one of the most common cars out
> there; a Nissan Sentra= Mexican Domestic market
> "Tsuru"

If you paint it Mexi taxi-cab green, the crowd will go nuclear.

Jason McDaniel

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Re: This story exemplifies the spirt of Rally Anarchy.
March 24, 2010 10:13PM

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military wont even let me go to most parts of mexico...

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