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Meanwhile in Oregon

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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
April 30, 2015 02:06PM
and Seana's pics, again, on FB, hopefully it's public so the link works (if someone would let me know, that would be great)

https://www.facebook.com/seana.rutherford/media_set?set=a.10152754677256987.1073741863.585816986&type=1
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
April 30, 2015 06:53PM
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What makes rally so interesting to me is the small details that make up the big picture. You caught it man, Fantastic shots.

Thanks, that's exactly what I was going for, the small details and the behind the scenes stuff that most people would never see, or always miss.
I'm pretty sure I was the only person walking around the service area taking pictures while the place was completely dead, just waiting for the cars to come back. And I'm glad I did because I got some really neat and unique shots during that time that would never happen any other time.
Putting all those shots together tells the whole story of what rally is all about.



Right now, someone somewhere is practicing. And when you face him, he will beat you.



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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
April 30, 2015 11:03PM
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and Seana's pics, again, on FB, hopefully it's public so the link works (if someone would let me know, that would be great)

https://www.facebook.com/seana.rutherford/media_set?set=a.10152754677256987.1073741863.585816986&type=1

Link works for me.
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
April 30, 2015 11:21PM
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What makes rally so interesting to me is the small details that make up the big picture. You caught it man, Fantastic shots.

Thanks, that's exactly what I was going for, the small details and the behind the scenes stuff that most people would never see, or always miss.
I'm pretty sure I was the only person walking around the service area taking pictures while the place was completely dead, just waiting for the cars to come back. And I'm glad I did because I got some really neat and unique shots during that time that would never happen any other time.
Putting all those shots together tells the whole story of what rally is all about.

agreed


one of my favorite rallycross shots is of a pair of rubber boots sitting in front of a car waiting to be put on
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
April 30, 2015 11:22PM
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and Seana's pics, again, on FB, hopefully it's public so the link works (if someone would let me know, that would be great)

https://www.facebook.com/seana.rutherford/media_set?set=a.10152754677256987.1073741863.585816986&type=1

Link works for me.

cool, thanks!
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 12:27AM
OTR was a blast! Lots of people put in a huge effort to keep us on the road. Special thanks to Culbertson for successfully swapping a nuclear reactor into my XR. Its 100% why I was able to keep up with Hintz bros. I ate dust nearly ALL of stage 6. Second pass was well over a minute faster. If not for that one stage, I may have finished ahead of my rally idols rather than close behind. But thats rally. Stay tuned for my big off at Olympus.

For what its worth, we jumped the ever living shit out of that car Friday night, and the suspenders held up nicely. smiling smiley

(PS: the second picture is the bounce)



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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 12:33AM
Awesome car, I could look at pics of it all day!



Enablers, All of you.
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 12:39AM
How many times have you thanked Sean? Nice work, thank him again. So jealous



Zap zap my ass...
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 01:48AM
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OTR was a blast! Lots of people put in a huge effort to keep us on the road. Special thanks to Culbertson for successfully swapping a nuclear reactor into my XR. Its 100% why I was able to keep up with Hintz bros. I ate dust nearly ALL of stage 6. Second pass was well over a minute faster. If not for that one stage, I may have finished ahead of my rally idols rather than close behind. But thats rally. Stay tuned for my big off at Olympus.

For what its worth, we jumped the ever living shit out of that car Friday night, and the suspenders held up nicely. smiling smiley

(PS: the second picture is the bounce)

Thanks for encouraging and going along with the crazy idea!

Also a huge thanks to Sean Medcroft for doing such a fine job with the initial build of the car, and answering all my odd questions. It was a treat to work with (even when I was swearing under my breath).

For as much grief as I give John, the JVAB parts on the car do work... He must be doing something right! smiling smiley
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 09:48AM
Yep, Sean has amazing creativity and vision. I'm quick to tell anyone who asks who is responsible for the car's existence.
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Re: Meanwhile in Oregon
May 01, 2015 10:19AM
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Yep, Sean has amazing creativity and vision. I'm quick to tell anyone who asks who is responsible for the car's existence.

You do know who talked him into building that car as a rally car dontcha?


His original plan was a drift car...

(I knew Sean in the PNW Merkur world a number of years prior to his interest in rally)

I suggested if he built it like a drift car, it would only be a drift car..
Build it like an otter-crosser and that's all it would do.
Build it like a 'track car" and meh

Build it like a gravel car and it would do all those things "pretty good'.

jeeeze guys..eye rolling smiley



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