YOU EITHER GET IT OR YOU DONT

Chevy · Senior (As in old Bastard) Member

Elitest

stevie · WIND POWERED

So, what happens if, for example, someone joined with a pre 72 car and said its a rod project. Where would the line be drawn as to how modified it has to be? If its not modified enough do they get booted off or treated like a child by the moderators telling them how to do it "properly" or else?

Hollywood · Senior Member

Chevy wrote:

If that`s the way you spell it ?

I reckon that the NSRA have now closed the door on a lot of people getting involved in the hobby.
I`ve only been to one event & wont be going again even though the cruise was the best ever !
It appears that the cut off date for all vehicles in the club is `72 & that applies to the showfields as well.So then,even though `32 kit cars fresh out with all new crate engines,chassis n GRP bodies are allowed I`m not in a `70 Camaro and if I havn`t made sufficent modifications to my `62 Humber I`m not welcome to their events.

Stuff `em

http://www.nsra.org.uk/newforum/showthread.php?t=26179

Here,Here,i wonder what it'll do for their events? i guess i'm not allowed in with my truck,am i allowed in with the Caddy? are the modifications to their liking? how does it work? i went to post a reply on the forum only to find i was locked out! the word "Trainset " comes to mind
yep i guess in a nutshell:
Stuff 'em

-- Edited by Hollywood on Saturday 11th of April 2009 08:55:12 PM

Chevy · Senior (As in old Bastard) Member

I`ve just been on the NSRA site n as I write this at midnight the thread is now 35 pages long with 11,500 hits.

bigblackbuick · Senior Member

It ain't right guvnor, it ain't right !