ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月28日 12時52分

Ryan Wilcox will be the first to say that when “racing against $150,000 or $250,000 cars — you get what you pay for. My car is worth a fraction of the cars I’m racing against.” Ryan is preparing for a July race that takes place in New Hampshire. He’s far removed from that high-tech world of auto racing — the world you see at the #MonacoGrandPrix, the #Indy500 and the #CocaCola600 — but they’re of the same blood. Ryan is always surrounded by car parts, a collection that he has scavenged from various cars. His Subaru Impreza, for instance, was once an unassuming commuter car. After hundreds of hours of labor, it has been transformed. To turn it into a rally car, he removed every single part and began with a blank slate. Today, his pride is obvious when he looks over his creation. “A guy like me — I do everything,” he told the photographer Ben Zucker (@saltysearabbit). “I prep the car for the race; I trailer the car there. If it needs anything when we get there, it’s all on me.” Swipe left to see and visit the link in our profile to see more photos. #?️

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