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I had the opportunity to work with Trevor over at Streamline Industries which is based out of Salt Lake City. We managed to get our hands on this sick looking and sounding wagon and had fun with it for a few hours in the snow and rain. Really the best type of weather for an Audi right?

Shot with my trusty 7D, glidetrack, GoProHD, shoulder rig, Zoom H4N, and a Zeiss lens.

I got it in my head that I just needed a manual Forester XT. Not that crazy, right? Well there is a bit of a problem of finding a XT here in Utah in general and forget about picking up one with a manual. Pair that with finding a clean low mileage and a reasonable price means it is near impossible. What is the solution? Buying one out of state of course! After looking through forums and Craigslist for months I finally came across one in my favorite place as of late to buy things, Texas. After a week of negotiating the logistics(I have never bought a car online before), I booked a ticket and flew to Houston last Friday. 27 hours later with the help of a good buddy, I made it home.

The crazy things us car enthusiasts will do to find that car. I can only imagine to an outsider that it makes us look plain crazy.

This is the first stop in some tiny town between Dallas and Amarillo. There were so many towns with grain silos and I knew I had to stop and fire off a few shots.

Smashing a few bugs along the way…

Our route took us through Western Texas and through the top corner of New Mexico which we hit at golden hour.

The GPS managed to screw up only once.

The back end isn’t so bad either. Now I need a hitch to pull our Scamp.

Both places had interesting scenery other than the XT.

Would I do it again? Of course! Though I hope next time it will be in a little bit closer of a state.

So I am not a big fan of wedding videos in general and they really aren’t my style but both of my good friends got married and asked me to do one. It never hurts to broaden ones horizons so I agreed.