FS cars exempt from HP?

Ken Miele · 10-07-2014, 12:47 PM

Not sure how many young people could afford 7200 for a new car 69 and than add the rest of the race equipment.

Karl, a 55 chevy didn't have a 4 speed, a modern engine, carburetor, suspension, and so on...

Granted the new cars have a lot more, but if there was an internet back in 69, there would have been just as many complaints.

Like or not these cars are here to stay. Hopefully the changes next year will make most happy. I suspect that it will make most happy, but there will always be few saying its not enough.

We may not all agree, but I do think its good to here how everyone feels. Being on both sides of the fence, I think the new cars are the best thing that ever happened to stock and super stock. There is more ink and factory support then there has be since the 60's

10-07-2014, 12:47 PM	#11
Ken Miele Live Reporter Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,862 Likes: 461 Liked 16,563 Times in 1,523 Posts	Re: FS cars exempt from HP? Not sure how many young people could afford 7200 for a new car 69 and than add the rest of the race equipment. Karl, a 55 chevy didn't have a 4 speed, a modern engine, carburetor, suspension, and so on... Granted the new cars have a lot more, but if there was an internet back in 69, there would have been just as many complaints. Like or not these cars are here to stay. Hopefully the changes next year will make most happy. I suspect that it will make most happy, but there will always be few saying its not enough. We may not all agree, but I do think its good to here how everyone feels. Being on both sides of the fence, I think the new cars are the best thing that ever happened to stock and super stock. There is more ink and factory support then there has be since the 60's

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