Ramshackle Rally - Team '664 the Neighbour of the Beast' aka 'Team 40'
on 6 March 2009
on 6 March 2009
Congratulations! Now you're on our page, why not sponsor the finest team in this years ramshackle rally, '664 the Neighbour of the Beast'!
If you're thinking this looks like a thinly disguised excuse for a bunch of guys to get trolleyed up Gumball/Cannonball Run style through Europe, frankly, you're half right. We have a vehicle that cost us a princely sum of £120 and are one of 115 teams each with their own theme competing in this year's Dover-Valencia Ramshackle Rally. (www.ramshacklerally.com)
We've pimped our ride up in a Tiger style, and will be wearing 'Safari Hunter' outfits, so now all we have to do is drive this thing to Valencia. Sound too easy?
That's Spain...via France, Italy and Monaco! It's over 1,500 miles with a few obstacles between us and the chequered flag such as, The Alps, Border Patrols, Lee's driving and a fair bit of Cabin Fever, not to mention having to sell a kidney or two on the way to pay for petrol... Oh, and did anyone mention the 'daily challenges' we have to do on the way? Whatever they are?!
Anyway, rather than just have drunken mindless fun at the stopover parties, we're also raising some money for the Anthony Nolan Trust, who do fantastic work providing donors for people in need of bone marrow transplants (as well as research into these transplants), so please give generously and remember to tick the Gift Aid Box.
To follow our progress, visit www.moblog.co.uk/team40 where you can see our build-up to the rally (including pictures of the car). We will be updating this page frequently during the rally, so check back regularly during Thu 20th and Tue 25th August, for live updates on who's just let one off in the car, or who's fallen over drunk first, or even if we made it to our daily location.
Thanks,
Jas, Dan, Wayne & Lee
In the interests of keeping our lovely planet free from excess CO2, the estimated emissions from the trip are being carbon offset, so you can sponsor us with a 'clean' conscience.
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