Dale Gribble

Greg at the MTO: "It's not a race car, it's my heavily modified street car. I crashed it, and rebuilt the tub from porsche...had the thing repainted, put in new johnson rods...etc etc..."

MTO Person: "that sounds technical enuff to be right, and the vin checks out. ok here's your sticker".


Voila. problem solved. I'll take my 10% fee in the form of 1 trackday per year at the big track.

mr_fizz

If you're not going to trailer to the track why not just get a GT3 street car? The fact that you have to drive the car home probably means that you wont be driving 10/10ths on the track (so maybe you dont need a cup car to enjoy the track). Also keep in mind that if you aren't racing the cup car, you will spend most of your lapping days stuck behind slower cars or end up bored lapping "street cars". There are street cars and there are racing cars - neither one does the other's job well.