THEY'RE driving more than 3000km on some of the nation's toughest roads in a vehicle that cost them less than $1000.
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The "Wilmac boys", Corey McAlister and Ryan Wilson, are already on their way to Mackay in Queensland to start in a rally to Hobart.
It's the fourth consecutive year they have been invited to the rally, which this year traverses four states from May 7 to May 13.
Their vehicle of choice is a cream 1979 Chrysler Sigma station wagon, which Mr McAlister purchased on eBay last year for $500.
So far they've managed to raise $5052 as well as awareness for the Cancer Council, Australia's peak body for cancer patients.
The disease is a cause particularly close to Mr McAlister's heart, as his aunt died of cancer last year at the age of 47.
Rally rules state competitors must purchase a vehicle for no more than $1000 and only roughly the same amount on maintenance and fuel for the trip.
Any further expenses must come from their own pockets.
To donate to the Wilmac boys' fundraiser, go to shitboxrallyau-2016.everydayhero.com/au/wilmac or follow their Facebook page, Wilmac Fundraising.
