It's time to ROAR!

[Audi1]

[McLiams]

A couple of questions:

Is there still space in the field?
If so, would a 'contemporary' Scalextric Mercedes 300 be out of order? Having read through the ROAR posts, it looks much like the spirit is older bodies; but there doesn't seem to be any restriction. Would love to try to get one of these to hold on through a corner; and the less than 15K motor with open modifications to the chassis would be an interesting 'build', for me at least.

Thanks,

Mc

[btaylor]

As long as the body style was made 1963 or older, its fine. no restrictions on kind of body (plastic, resin,?) Should be a great car for this race.

Bob

[Audi1]

I've had a couple of questions on the rules for this fun run lately, so I'm popping this thread back into circulation for those who want to see them. It's pretty open; just a motor and tires limitation; that's about it; as long as the car fits the period we're going to be a flexible as we can while trying to keep the playing field level for everyone.

Wow, that Sam Adams Summer Ale is going down well today........................................ :auto-layrubber:

Allan

[urbanwarrior]

I know I'm a little new here and it's a bit late but is there room another entry?
John

[Audi1]

There is definitely room for another entry, John. To sign up, just go to the ROAR registration thread in the proxy subforum, sign up and choose your number(s).

Allan

[Nor Cal Mike]

I may have missed it but I see nothing here about an entry fee into the fun run. Is there one? If so, ho much? If not, where are the funds coming from to pay for all of the shipping that is going to be going on? Inquiring minds want to know.