Let's go racing.
If I were rich, I'd buy it and just do laps on the track endlessly.
I'm having flashbacks...or is it PTSD. That's pretty much a steal for all of that, but of course the cars can't race in the series they were designed any longer. They could be converted with a bit of work into a road race car, depending on how offset they are.
One of you buys that and I want the truck. I kind of want all of it. Why is my garage so small?
I threw up in my mouth reading the topic.
Holly carbs
Componets
and contact dude's name is "Bick"
spitfirebill said:I threw up in my mouth reading the topic.
I was about 60% certain that ol’ DW had died.
Honestly though, with all of that gear that is a steal if you had a place to play with it. The associated gear is probably close to that alone pieced out.
Woody said:spitfirebill said:I threw up in my mouth reading the topic.
I was about 60% certain that ol’ DW had died.
Nope, still kickin' at 71.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darrell_Waltrip
Wait, so you get 4 stock cars, a truck, and a whole bunch of cool E36 M3? Anyone need a kidney?
The carbs alone for those sell for about $10k. There's some expensive stuff there, although a bit outdated.
There's a series in the Mid-Atlantic region that allows and is made up of old Cup and Busch type cars that you could race in with little cost.
Super Cup Stock Car Series.
somebody buy this,sell off $43K worth, and bring it to the challenge
When I look at this kind of stuff, I read it in the local vernacular ie: Southern. And the first pitcher sez: "One car sets complete..." Now dat's Southern...
I am so glad that is on the other side of the country from me. 45k (or best offer) for probably 100k worth of E36 M3!
I'm not clear though, does that include the building?
Am I the only one that thinks most of those pics were taken at least 10 years ago? My guess is it probably looks something more like this right now:
In reply to kazoospec :
Ya really know how to stick the pin into the ballon dontcha...
rdcyclist said:In reply to kazoospec :
Ya really know how to stick the pin into the ballon dontcha...
That is a hell of a deal for a load of worthless crap.
I kid, I kid. The cars could be really fun in the right environment, the engines and stuff would work fine, but would be badly outclassed by modern stuff, if you cared about being competitive. Fabulous track day cars with a quick suspension redesign/rebuild. The tools, parts and carts would be where the value is, probably. A guy could probably sell a lot of that stuff off over a few years.
SEDIV SCCA Club Racing has GTA class for Nascrap cars with allowed crate engines. You can run small blocks or LS motors and there's a range of packages approved that run about 500hp.
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