Stock Eliminator car choices

[Bobby Zlatkin]

My theory has always been;

It's not how fast you go but whether or not you come back to staging for the next round.

[mopar jeff]

Thanks for the info and encouragement. I am really excited to do it, just need to fund it. Anyway, I will be at Firebird in two weeks for the Summit finals with my regular race car. Maybe you will be around, and we can discuss some strategies. Hope to see you around.

[mopar jeff]

Originally Posted by Bobby Zlatkin

My theory has always been;

It's not how fast you go but whether or not you come back to staging for the next round.

So true. If only fast cars won, only fast cars would be out there.

[rtaylor3410]

I have an 80 Volare stocker, runs G or HSA. Consistently runs 1 second under in the heat(3000 feet and above) in bracket mode. Car is a former #1 qualifier at the US Nationals.
$14K Turn Key. You could not build the motor, tranny and converter for that. Car is listed in the For Sale section on this forum.

[mopar jeff]

Originally Posted by rtaylor3410

I have an 80 Volare stocker, runs G or HSA. Consistently runs 1 second under in the heat(3000 feet and above) in bracket mode. Car is a former #1 qualifier at the US Nationals.
$14K Turn Key. You could not build the motor, tranny and converter for that. Car is listed in the For Sale section on this forum.

I appreciate the great offers, but I already have a car that I am putting together.

[John Warehime]

Bobby Zlatkin, you are correct sir. Fast is nice, but, the winner gets paid better.

[John Warehime]

Mopar Jeff, is it aChevy? Just kidding.LOL

[mopar jeff]

Originally Posted by John Warehime

Mopar Jeff, is it aChevy? Just kidding.LOL

Actually it's a FORD!!!!!!
1994 Mustang GT 5.0 w/auto trans.
Guess I will have to change my name to Mustang Jeff.