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I might just cut the rollbar out, drop in a 360/4-speed, and street drive it. It's getting really expensive to race nowadays!!

The bars are the wrong thickness

Yep, that's what I plan on doing. I'm going to cut everything out and start from scratch.

No problem, that's why I asked. I bought it this way, so I'm not at all offended.

I advertise my racing name, my buddy's car trailer building business, and I might put my cousin's mortgage company on it.

I'll try to get a few pics.

I'm curious. When I was racing in the 80's and 90's, I registered my racing as a non-profit business. Does anyone still do that? I raced a '67 Camaro at US131 and Mid-Michigan Motorplex under "Camaro Fever Racing." It was lettered on the car like they did in the 60's. It was registered...

Yeah, one time I was lighting up and the car for some unknown reason hooked right when the tires got hot. The track official's eyes got really big when he saw my '67 Camaro coming at him!!! Luckily I backed off and got it straight before I hit anything (or anyone). I can't repeat what he said...

Well, with us gearheads, it's never fast enough. I know I'll keep tweaking and throwing money at it until it reaches the point that a cage is needed.

I was hoping to build a 10-second bracket car with it, but maybe I'll lower my expectations and try for 11.90's. Next time I go to Muncie Dragway I'll pick up a rule book.

I had a buddy looking over my 'cuda and he seems to think my car won't pass tech with the current roll bar setup it has. I'll admit the roll bar is probably 20 years old, since that's how long it's been sitting in the barn. How much change has there been in 20 years? Anyone know the current...

When I was a little squirt, my dad had a B/GS '55 Chevy he and a buddy raced at Indy. The nose, I swear, was 5ft in the air!! I always loved that look, so I was thinking, what if I did my '69 notch in a gasser style? It's just a thought I was tossing around. I really don't know if I'd do it...

With all the snow and slick roads we have here in Indiana, drifting is not a problem!!!

With gas prices down, maybe this summer will be different. I still like to watch, but LOVE to race!!

Around here all we have is snow and sub-freezing temps!!

My original post wasn't intended to bash other forms of motorsports. I'm not into NASCAR, drifting, import racing or stuff like that. BUT, I won't cut down those that do like it. If that's your thing, go for it!! I might even watch once or twice. We would all be really bored if we all liked...

Wow!! When I started this thread I didn't think it would go the direction it did. But, back to the OP, I just see a downward trend. I have Muncie Dragway 40 miles away from me. I've seen it packed on money nights, and almost deserted on test-n-tune sessions. I've been involved in drag...

I've been noticing a downward trend in attendance at the track the last few years. Then I read articles about tracks closing, racers hanging up their helmets and young people more interested in video games and computers than cars. I believe drag racing is a dying sport. I LOVE drag racing...

I might go. I've never been to Norwalk, so I'll be guy going "ooh" and "ahhh".

Keep trying, bro!