2011 Camaro

GUMP · 12-18-2009, 11:43 PM

Drooze,

The desire is there, but building Stock Eliminator cars is not a management priority at the moment. If this happens it will be because it makes good business sense.

My understanding is that GM likes the Ford approach better than the Challengers "kit" packaging. It is pretty obvious that most of the first batch of Mustangs have been put away. I would bet that a higher percentage of the Challengers will actually get raced. Maybe there is a place right in the middle that would put the price where racers would buy them and not just collectors?

Time will tell.

Daren

12-18-2009, 11:43 PM	#11
GUMP VIP Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Shelby, NC Posts: 1,824 Likes: 2,174 Liked 2,354 Times in 554 Posts	Re: 2011 Camaro Drooze, The desire is there, but building Stock Eliminator cars is not a management priority at the moment. If this happens it will be because it makes good business sense. My understanding is that GM likes the Ford approach better than the Challengers "kit" packaging. It is pretty obvious that most of the first batch of Mustangs have been put away. I would bet that a higher percentage of the Challengers will actually get raced. Maybe there is a place right in the middle that would put the price where racers would buy them and not just collectors? Time will tell. Daren