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Old 04-25-2010, 06:33 AM   #1
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My understanding was that the car could never be titled as a condition of buying it. If that is true how does it ever get classified as a stocker?
That is EXACTLY one reason why these limited production and incomplete cars should be classified as SUPER STOCK ONLY and not stockers. No one said they should never be allowed to race in a class legal catagory....just not as a stocker like the limited production, non emission and safety tested and incomplete '68 HEMI 'Cudas and Darts were and are classified to this day.

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Old 04-25-2010, 11:19 AM   #2
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That is EXACTLY one reason why these limited production and incomplete cars should be classified as SUPER STOCK ONLY and not stockers. No one said they should never be allowed to race in a class legal catagory....just not as a stocker like the limited production, non emission and safety tested and incomplete '68 HEMI 'Cudas and Darts were and are classified to this day.
Better yet what about the old F/X classes...


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Better yet what about the old F/X classes...


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One reason for the F/X classes was because either the cars were not built to current at that time federal standards (or not enough of them had been built yet or ever built) plus some could not qualify for any stock or S/S class (2% altered wheel base MoPars, OHC Cammer Mustangs (rear wheels were moved up 3 inches), etc.) no mater how many were built. Thank you Farmer where ever you are.
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Old 05-01-2010, 02:59 PM   #4
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One reason for the F/X classes was because either the cars were not built to current at that time federal standards (or not enough of them had been built yet or ever built) plus some could not qualify for any stock or S/S class (2% altered wheel base MoPars, OHC Cammer Mustangs (rear wheels were moved up 3 inches), etc.) no mater how many were built. Thank you Farmer where ever you are.

Bingo !

There's the new class designation for all of these so called "50-build" cars without vins and with "crate " engines that no-one can buy on Monday and register to drive on highways on Sundays.

....oops...or is that win on Sunday-buy on Monday. ?

"Factory Experimental" could not fit these new machines any better in definition.
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