Moving onto Prague today! Getting ready for the rally to begin! Hit us up if any other teams are in Prague yet and keen for drink.
Moving onto Prague today! Getting ready for the rally to begin! Hit us up if any other teams are in Prague yet and keen for drink.
Hi Guys, Tim from The Captain Cooks here.
The boys and I are starting to amp up and can't wait to run into you lot! A quick run down of us, I am apparently the appointed the mechanic and in charge of keeping the car alive farther than the driveway, Tom is the team captain in nothing but name, Simon's so tall he'll be driving from the back seat, and Joel's referred to as the poorly made knockoff of a lumberjack by one person.
Together we believe that if we put our minds together there's nothing we can't screw up.
Looking forward to seeing you out there and jump across to our page to flick us a like!
https://www.facebook.com/thecaptaincooks/
A group of utter pillocks that have decided that a bright idea would be to take part in a rally where we buy a car under £500 and travel 10,000 Miles with an engine no bigger than a small milk bottle and 4 guys that are 6ft and over...... no seriously 6ft, 6ft, 6ft 3in & 6ft 6in.......this could get interesting.
A magnificent 2003 Skoda Fabia Estate with the ever reliable 1.2ltr inline 3 engine producing a over powering amount of 63 break horse power!!
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