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good point.
1. how many guys run with insurance? most insurance policies cover DE, some racing. many racer guys sometimes don't pay the fees for race insurance, and yeah if they have it, it covers wreckes after usually a 10, 15,20% deductible;
but then also what if your first lap in your new car, you accidentally grab first instead of fourth and pop the motor and trans....$50k gone. no insurance covers that, or most insurances don't cover that.
Or like me you spend a ton on race insurance, then the engine goes and you can't race it so you bought insurance for nothing.
The only useful thing I can add to this thread is that driving one of those is a lot more rewarding than driving any GT3 street car on track. Once you go there, there is no way back
Gary R,
I agree that I am adding incidentals. Like someone said, if you have to ask how much something costs, you can't afford it. But based on everything I learned so far about running a cup car it seems both affordable and worth very penny ...I mean dollar and every 10k of it!!
The only useful thing I can add to this thread is that driving one of those is a lot more rewarding than driving any GT3 street car on track. Once you go there, there is no way back
I think it would be more rewarding to pass Cups in a GT3 stock class car - or an air cooled antique....