Sno* Drift 2004
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Talon Pro Rally Car
The cover photo from the Michigan Tech University online newspaper (Lode) the day after the 2001 Lake Superior Pro Rally. Harvey/ Hribar catch a little air on Brockway Mountain on the way to the 14th fastest stage time. Click for full-size version Click for full-size version
The 2001 Lake Superior Pro Rally (Ted Andkilde photo). This is at the end of the first stage (spectator stage as you can see). Jeff Hribar navigating. Lockwood Lake stage at 2001 Sno*Drift. Photo by Lorne Trezise. Also from Lockwood Lake stage in 2001. Photo by Jerry Winker.
Catching and passing a slower car at 2001 Sno*Drift. Photo by Richard Worden. The famous water crossing at the end of stage 1 - 2001 STPR. Dave Watts photo. Into the night at 2001 LSPR. Patrick Munits photo.
Catching some air on Brockway - 2001 LSPR. Patrick Munits photo. Kicking up a little powder at the 2001 Sno*Drift. Mark McNamara photo.
First stage of leg 2. 2001 Sno*Drift Pro Rally. Jerry Winker photo. Click for full-size image Day two - 2003 Drift Club Rally. Team Harco suffers a flat tire while leading the Drift Club rally overall. Time spent changing the tire dropped the team to 3rd in PGT and 7th overall. Photo by Mike Marcinkowski
Day one - 2003 Sno* Club Rally. Team Harco crew of Harvey/ Gardam take first in PGT and second overall. Photo by Mike Marcinkowski Harvey/ Hribar make a splash at the 2001 Lake Superior Pro Rally. Photo by Jerry Winker Harvey/ Gardam prepare for a landing on Brockway Mountain at the 2002 Lake Superior Pro Rally. Photo by Jerry Winker

Colt Rally Car
Photo taken by Jerry Winker from the 1998 Lake Superior Pro Rally. Scott Harvey and Dave Watts took 3rd place in G2, securing the Navigators' Championship for Dave in that class. Photo taken by Jerry Winker from the 1998 Lake Superior Pro Rally. Scott Harvey and Dave Watts took 3rd place in G2, securing the Navigators' Championship for Dave in that class. Jerry Winker's shot from the 1998 Lake Superior Pro Rally (Brockway Mountain stage - Dave Watts navigating).
1998 LSPR. Harvey/Watts after dark. Jerry Winker photo. 1998 LSPR. Tom Woodside photo. Still more from the 1998 LSPR. Photo credit unknown.
1999 Sno*Drift Pro Rally. Jerry Winker photo. 1999 Press On Regardless Rally. Harvey/Murphy cross a checkpoint timing line on the way to Vintage class victory. Oran Sands photo. From the 1995 Sno*Drift Pro Rally. Harvey/ Zifilippo dancing in the snow. Photo by Tom Woodside.
1999 Sno*Drift Pro Rally. Doug Harvey photo.

Colt Autocross Car
The autocross Colt in its former life at the 1982 Sunriser Rally in Ohio. Tom Woodside and J. Jon Wickens in a photo from an old Direct Connection parts catolog. The proverbial 'basket case'. This is what the car looked like when we took possession in 1994. Doug Harvey puts prototype fiberglass hood through rigorous testing. More structure was later added.
First season was a development year. The car was run in black primer while we concentrated on getting the mechanical systems sorted out. Doug Harvey photo. In preparation for a real paint job - the Harco crew applies a coat of primer to the shell. This was early Spring 1995. Arick Rushing photo. The first event after the new paint. This was the day after we hauled the car home from the Pontiac Autometric Body Shop. Autometric did a beautiful job and the car has looked great ever since.
Time trial at Waterford Hills, July 4th, 1996. Jeff Kaiser photo. One of the first years at the CenDiv Solo event at Wurtsmith ANGB in Oscoda (1997) In action at the 1999 CenDiv Solo II in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Michael Clevenger photo.
FTD at MSCC autocross at Daimler Chrysler Tech Center, 1999. 'Skip' Kleckner photo. 1999 Detroit SCCA Season Ender at Milford. Norman Graham photo. The autocross Colt at the 2000 BFG CenDiv Solo II at Oscoda - in the rain (great fun!!). This car has no side or back windows, no wipers and no defroster. I had a blast!! The Yokohama rain tires really work and this car is so much fun! Michael Clevenger photo.
At the Detroit SCCA Memorial Day Solo, May 28, 2001. Photo by Richard Worden. Detroit SCCA Memorial Day Solo, 2002. Richard Worden photo. Detroit SCCA Memorial Day Solo, 2002. Richard Worden photo.

Talon Road Car
A popular theme here, another flying car. 'Eagle 1' takes flight over a bridge on Detroit's Belle Isle. A photo from the January 2001 issue of SportsCar magazine. Photos and the accompanying story by James Heine recounted the events of the United States Road Rally Challenge (USRRC) from LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Team Harco's Harvey/ Mickle placed 3rd in the Badger Trails rally on Sunday, October 15th, 2000. The USRRC is considered Road Rallies' 'All-Star Game.' 1998 Johnny Appleseed Rally in Ohio.
One kid power. 1998 engine freshening. 2001 Press On Regardless Rally. Harvey/Mickle on the way to 4th overall. John Gingrich photo. Here is the Road Talon again.
Sideways at 80+ mph on Saginaw Bay. SVR ice run 3/1/03. Photo by 'Slick' My other little gem - this is Meghan at age 3 in 1993

Porsche 944
Body work in process. The nose sustained a fair amount of damage (part of the reason this car was so affordable). Additionally the right turn signal assembly was gone and the side marker light was pushed in. New parts - Konis shocks (and strut inserts in front), new rotors and new brake linings. (Right rear corner) Rebuilt calipers, new rotors, wheel spacers, new Konis, new fuel filter - all visible in this view.
(Right front corner) Same as rear though Koni strut inserts are not visible (and there's no fuel filter) This is what the inside of a Porsche transaxle looks like. A new ring and pinion set was installed and everything was reassembled and installed back in 'Herbie'. Lee Kesh (of the Lawrence Tech fabrication lab) deserves a good bit of the credit for helping with the rebuild. More bondo, sanding and paint. A new Porsche crest is ready to go on after the top coat goes on.