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Jim Bailey · 07-31-2016, 02:50 PM

As has been discussed in another post - everybody can forget about "Showroom Cars" ( with vin numbers). The Copo Camaro, Mustang Cobra Jet, and Drag Pac Challenger as purchased from the factory, with the addition of "Showroom" windows and controls, with period correct hoods, grills, bumpers, and lights are going to be legal in traditional stock eliminator classes.... It's already here folks.... You'll see more and more Showroom Street engine combinations approved by NHRA, and these combos will get plunked into the factory hotrods and they will be running AA through G or lower Stock Classes. Did you think for one minute that the new cars would be kept outta traditional Stock classes ? The future is here, the old muscle cars are dying with there owners. -Get use to it - or how about a now famous quote - " At This Point, What difference does it make " - LOL.

07-31-2016, 02:50 PM	#62
Jim Bailey Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 674 Likes: 15 Liked 584 Times in 94 Posts	Re: Another bogus new car in the guide! As has been discussed in another post - everybody can forget about "Showroom Cars" ( with vin numbers). The Copo Camaro, Mustang Cobra Jet, and Drag Pac Challenger as purchased from the factory, with the addition of "Showroom" windows and controls, with period correct hoods, grills, bumpers, and lights are going to be legal in traditional stock eliminator classes.... It's already here folks.... You'll see more and more Showroom Street engine combinations approved by NHRA, and these combos will get plunked into the factory hotrods and they will be running AA through G or lower Stock Classes. Did you think for one minute that the new cars would be kept outta traditional Stock classes ? The future is here, the old muscle cars are dying with there owners. -Get use to it - or how about a now famous quote - " At This Point, What difference does it make " - LOL.