Honestly

GTS340 · 08-12-2023, 09:21 AM

In 1976 I turned 20yrs old. I worked at a Dodge dealer working on lean burn engines in the Ralph Nader world. I bought a brand new 1979 Aspen with a 360 3 years later for stock eliminator. That was probably a fast factory car in 1979 that went 14.90s of the lot.
Now 20yr olds buy 9 second cars. Hard to compare but 20yr olds still spend money on cars. Our sport probably would require a mentor of some sort now to compete. Need a pure stock for new cars since they are way to complicated and expensive to "Convert" to stock.

Paul

08-12-2023, 09:21 AM	#8
GTS340 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Las Vegas, Nv Posts: 866 Likes: 267 Liked 1,340 Times in 407 Posts	Re: Honestly In 1976 I turned 20yrs old. I worked at a Dodge dealer working on lean burn engines in the Ralph Nader world. I bought a brand new 1979 Aspen with a 360 3 years later for stock eliminator. That was probably a fast factory car in 1979 that went 14.90s of the lot. Now 20yr olds buy 9 second cars. Hard to compare but 20yr olds still spend money on cars. Our sport probably would require a mentor of some sort now to compete. Need a pure stock for new cars since they are way to complicated and expensive to "Convert" to stock. Paul