Hope I do not regret this post and I hope it is taken as just an honest question.

Greg Hill · 03-24-2010, 04:14 PM

For 50 years stock eliminator meant a car generally available to the public that was street legal. It meant a motor available in that particular car that you could drive home. Why were Ford and Chrysler afraid to race the cars they sell at their dealers? I'll tell you why, they are a bunch of whores. They along with NHRA have used and abused their power to take unfair advantage of all of us. There are two problems with this whole deal. First all of the motors are grossly under factored. Second they never built these cars as street cars. In fact you can't even order a mustang with the crate motors. Billy, I realize I' probably beating a dead horse but I just can't go quietly into the night.

03-24-2010, 04:14 PM	#20
Greg Hill VIP Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Louisville , KY Posts: 1,995 Likes: 68 Liked 279 Times in 68 Posts	Re: Hope I do not regret this post and I hope it is taken as just an honest question. For 50 years stock eliminator meant a car generally available to the public that was street legal. It meant a motor available in that particular car that you could drive home. Why were Ford and Chrysler afraid to race the cars they sell at their dealers? I'll tell you why, they are a bunch of whores. They along with NHRA have used and abused their power to take unfair advantage of all of us. There are two problems with this whole deal. First all of the motors are grossly under factored. Second they never built these cars as street cars. In fact you can't even order a mustang with the crate motors. Billy, I realize I' probably beating a dead horse but I just can't go quietly into the night. __________________ Greg Hill 4171 STK