Factory experimental

Bruce Noland · 01-17-2009, 08:50 AM

GoingBroke,

You don't get it do you? I guess you don't get it because you don't have anything invested in this issue.

And NO I don't think this is all about ME. You can come up with all these oddball comments, but you have not offered anything to this discussion. NO you don't have to agree with me but it is important for all of us to note that you have nothing to lose from your point of view.

This issue of After Market Super Stock Cars in Stock harms dozens of racers and it is important that we understand what Ford and nhra are up to. Now from your selfish point of view it is okay for a willful nhra to allow these After Market Super Stock Cars to run in STOCK. Even though this corrupt decision by nhra will turn millions of dollars of great race cars in to glorified door stops. And NO this issue is not all about me. It's about ALL of us who have worked hard, spent our hard earned dollars to build these damn cars to nhra specifications only to be back stabbed by a greedy sanctioning body and OEM's. It's total crap and you can sit back and chuckle all you want but this corrupt behavior by nhra and Ford is hurting a lot of racers. You guys don't have to like my suggestion for putting these cars in a Factory Experimental class, however, they should not be in our regular Stock classes. These cars don't represent a slight change in the way we race. They are category killers. And in the end you will see that it impacts all the classes not just the AA and A classes. I'm sure nhra would love to see these Super Stockers in the hands of enough millionaires where they could dump all the classes and pass them off to the public as the New Stock Eliminator.

Good luck!

01-17-2009, 08:50 AM	#11
Bruce Noland VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,855 Likes: 83 Liked 444 Times in 145 Posts	Re: Factory experimental GoingBroke, You don't get it do you? I guess you don't get it because you don't have anything invested in this issue. And NO I don't think this is all about ME. You can come up with all these oddball comments, but you have not offered anything to this discussion. NO you don't have to agree with me but it is important for all of us to note that you have nothing to lose from your point of view. This issue of After Market Super Stock Cars in Stock harms dozens of racers and it is important that we understand what Ford and nhra are up to. Now from your selfish point of view it is okay for a willful nhra to allow these After Market Super Stock Cars to run in STOCK. Even though this corrupt decision by nhra will turn millions of dollars of great race cars in to glorified door stops. And NO this issue is not all about me. It's about ALL of us who have worked hard, spent our hard earned dollars to build these damn cars to nhra specifications only to be back stabbed by a greedy sanctioning body and OEM's. It's total crap and you can sit back and chuckle all you want but this corrupt behavior by nhra and Ford is hurting a lot of racers. You guys don't have to like my suggestion for putting these cars in a Factory Experimental class, however, they should not be in our regular Stock classes. These cars don't represent a slight change in the way we race. They are category killers. And in the end you will see that it impacts all the classes not just the AA and A classes. I'm sure nhra would love to see these Super Stockers in the hands of enough millionaires where they could dump all the classes and pass them off to the public as the New Stock Eliminator. Good luck! __________________ Bruce Noland 1788 STK Last edited by Bruce Noland; 01-17-2009 at 09:00 AM.