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Dick Butler · 03-12-2013, 07:42 AM

Maurice, now your talking. Thanks for thinking outside the box with me.
Jeff, No I did not mean FWD. I am looking for a rear wheel drive, simple , less expensive car that could be a "starter car" into Stock. (when neon was mentioned by others did not even think of FWD).( Thats another dilution of racing by NHRA)
Lets face it I am not racing, and my interest is "Heads Up" racing . I just think there needs to be a less expensive Class alternative. Not just a Saturday Bracket race. That is failing on its own. Only reason for this post direction was an alternative to the "Spec motor" class (Like old Modified eliminator) Question posed was if there might be a car ,(not to interested in a truck) that could fit the bill.
I bet if a big name pushed this class it would work.

03-12-2013, 07:42 AM	#10
Dick Butler VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Richmond Indiana Posts: 1,196 Likes: 5 Liked 32 Times in 19 Posts	Re: New Jr. Stock Class Maurice, now your talking. Thanks for thinking outside the box with me. Jeff, No I did not mean FWD. I am looking for a rear wheel drive, simple , less expensive car that could be a "starter car" into Stock. (when neon was mentioned by others did not even think of FWD).( Thats another dilution of racing by NHRA) Lets face it I am not racing, and my interest is "Heads Up" racing . I just think there needs to be a less expensive Class alternative. Not just a Saturday Bracket race. That is failing on its own. Only reason for this post direction was an alternative to the "Spec motor" class (Like old Modified eliminator) Question posed was if there might be a car ,(not to interested in a truck) that could fit the bill. I bet if a big name pushed this class it would work. Last edited by Dick Butler; 03-12-2013 at 07:46 AM.