I am a 21 year old college student and so is my co driver. I work with my grandpa at our hometown used car dealership. Were big into cars and love road trips and making record time.

We will be driving my 1999 dodge dakota R/T. It takes everything I throw at it then some. Im very experienced in the truck and so is my co driver. I decided that one day I would have an R/T when I was 11 years old and saw the first one roll onto the dealership lot. It has an early production fully functional cold air shaker hood, superchips tuner, and a magnaflow muffler.

The R/T dakotas were an excellent performance package. They have 1 inch lower springs with more agressive rates and stiffer shocks with bigger front and rear sway bars. They have the 5.9l V8 with the bigger 45re transmission with tranny cooler and power steering cooler with the bigger 15l iter cooling system. They also have the 91/4 rear end from the 1500 trucks with a 3.92 sure grip rearend.

The truck and ourselves would be more than up to the challenges of the bullrun rally.

To be the fastest between point a and point b and to have fun doing it. Kick some ass and take some names.

To show what a couple of Indiana college boys can do in a red dakota.

Im Zach Pritchett and I currently attend Ball State University. My co driver Ryan Freeburg, attends Purdue University. We have been best friends since 1st grade when we first met at recess playing with vintage hotwheels. From then on we were best friends and car nuts. When we were 16 we restored a 1973 porsche 911 that had been in my aunts garage for 13 years. I also have a 1967 plymouth satellite with a 360 built by me that sees lots of street/strip duity and shows. Were currently working on ryans 1967 PP1 red 440 4 speed GTX. Were also planning on doing an ls1 swap into Ryans 1994 BMW325ic. We already had our own road rally with ourselves freshman year of college. We went 3600 miles in one week in my R/T and ran the balls off the truck. Indiana to mobile, Al to tampa, FL to Bonita springs, FL and back the same way. The only catch was is that I baught a boat In bonita springs so we proceded to pull a boat 1600 miles at 86mph because thats as high as the cruise control in the R/T sets.  On that trip we limited our stops to 10 minutes or less including fillups and food to go. We've both done some crazy stuff on the road.

Our biggest strength as a team is superior navigational skills. Ryan can read a map like no other and get me on the right roads whenever needed. When we road trip we never get directions or use GPS just a good old road map. We work extremely efficently and quickly as a team.