Good press on my expedition Celica / rally chaser

[Jrally]

http://www.stanceworks.com/2015/04/built-for-the-dirt-jon-roods-rally-prepped-ra64-toyota-celica/

 

[freshlikesushi]

car is so cool. deserves some cool wheels

 

[470SNC]

beautiful build, love it!

 

[calicamper]

Great write up!! I bet a Celica rolling up to the rescue has generated more than a few epic looks! What a great buil and machine. Very nice!

 

[Stephen4x4]

That is awesome, what does it take to get involved with the Prescott Rally? I'm at Embry-Riddle in Prescott.

 

[1leglance]

great write up and amazingly cool pics...
I really like the way it was done but even more so I am impressed with your story. Thanks for letting us have a look into your story.

 

[Scott Brady]

Sweet.

 

[Hodaka]

Nice to see your build featured on a site that caters to the "Mad Drop" "bagged" "tuck", etc crowd.

 

[oregoncoast]

Very cool.

 

[Dake21]

10/10 This is a rally great celica! Pun intended.

 

[toddz69]

Great article and spectacular photography!

Todd Z.

 

[mtnbike28]

I agree! Great article and photography. I almost didn't click the link, but I have always liked your car.... that is a worthy read!

 

[ihatemybike]

Best car they ever featured.

 

[toddz69]

Were the photos shot on the Seven Springs Rd. north of Cave Creek?

Todd Z.

 

[Jrally]

Yes, Seven Springs Rd., just past it turning to dirt headed northeast for the tree and water shots, the brighter sunlight shots were up the road about 1 more mile, next to and in the horse trailer parking lot. As for getting involved with the Prescott Rally, there should be a volunteer sign-up on www.prescottrally.com web site. It may not be working this early in the year. This years race is Oct. 2nd and 3rd., there is always room for more workers, lots of road blocks and areas to camp along the route. The only real way to see the action is to volunteer, as we don't have a designated spectating area this year.

-Jon