Doing Scallyrally's Mille Miglia myself this year the whole point of getting the 944 always fancied blasting around Italy in a nice classic and the other rally I was interested in was the Arctic which will probable be next years rally.
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2009 - Coyote Rally £200 Subaru legacy estate Prague, Amsterdam, Munich and Paris. (Young lads organising it bit amateur hour really)
2008 Road 2 Rimini - BMW 318 £100 Scallyrally and to be honest they were the best organised and easiest to get along with than all the other rallies i've been on.
2006 CRX2006 with street safari in an Audi 80 sport £60 all the way to Prague and back.( most miserable bunch of muppets i've ever had the chance to meet really should do something else)
My advice is get a diesel big enough for four even if you have 2-3 in your team the amount of bags, beer, crisps and pop that gets chucked in seriously would get on your wick in a little car, and the fuel bills are a fair bit as your pretty much doing 80-90mph on the motorways for hours on end. Really a lash up for a long weekend with some really nice driving roads chucked in.
Done the Stelvio twice now Dolomites once and plenty of other passes that their names slip me by. Hotels can be expensive and if tied in with the rally can be a rip off(Street Safari) so the internet comes in very handy when checking prices, camping for me is just a no no after 6-10 hours of driving the last thing I want is a cold shower and crap bed. Sponsorship is pretty easy and can help with the car but all the other costs are down to yourself beer, food hotels etc.. others you have to pay fuel, tolls entry fee's.
If you need any help or advice just let us know.[
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Scally rally still have places left too entry was £199 but I got a discount for doing there rally in the past, which goes to show they have people returning every year.
