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<blockquote data-quote="MARXICO" data-source="post: 1753200" data-attributes="member: 24379"><p>To race 6100 I would have to change out my engine, electrical and exhaust including a mounted and painted body that is a minim of $20 grand to race a car that was already race worthy in c;1 before the rule change . The classes you listed that are outdated would now have a place to race with minor modifications after all this package would give a class 7 the most economical way for instant horsepower at a reasonable cost and a new life of racing would it matter to you if they chose this opportunity to convert their antiquated car into something that could be race again. .You overlooks the concept that it will combine more cars that are outdated that you described and make a level playing field and cost effective for the average blue collar racer .Your right I don’t know Pat but if you look at his website Dailey engendering he has it better than those that were not born into a business, if he was employed as a FedEx driver or school teacher I am sure his accomplishments and perspective would be different. As far as welcome to rdc I have raced and owned off road cars for 30 years ,so I guess we all are a little off on judging each other</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="MARXICO, post: 1753200, member: 24379"] To race 6100 I would have to change out my engine, electrical and exhaust including a mounted and painted body that is a minim of $20 grand to race a car that was already race worthy in c;1 before the rule change . The classes you listed that are outdated would now have a place to race with minor modifications after all this package would give a class 7 the most economical way for instant horsepower at a reasonable cost and a new life of racing would it matter to you if they chose this opportunity to convert their antiquated car into something that could be race again. .You overlooks the concept that it will combine more cars that are outdated that you described and make a level playing field and cost effective for the average blue collar racer .Your right I don’t know Pat but if you look at his website Dailey engendering he has it better than those that were not born into a business, if he was employed as a FedEx driver or school teacher I am sure his accomplishments and perspective would be different. As far as welcome to rdc I have raced and owned off road cars for 30 years ,so I guess we all are a little off on judging each other [/QUOTE]

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