Bet you have not seen one of these...... needs to go to the challenge

Not mine, no interest, but what where they thinking (or drinking)?

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Hmm. I like that, a lot. 

Yeah, for some reason I do too  my first thought was how to give it more power..... My guess is understeer is the predominant handling trait!

It can go to the Challenge, but can't be in the Challenge.

Why not, it is a VW Beetle, right? Just missing a front wheel!

In reply to dherr (Forum Supporter) :

Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle is allowed.

Which raises a question. A motorcycle frame converted to 4 wheel vehicle...

I feel bad for both of those formerly useful vehicles .

I'd be afraid of snapping the neck after the first wheelie.

Years and years ago I saw this done to a ghia. It was at night and up until I passed the guy I was totally confused as to what was going on. The proportions are actually pretty close in person.

Stampie said:

In reply to dherr (Forum Supporter) :

Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle is allowed.

Which raises a question. A motorcycle frame converted to 4 wheel vehicle...

Doesn't say it needs to have four wheels at the event anywhere. Just started as a four wheel production car, it's a beetle so it counts in my book. 

SCCA rules would not allow you to run the autocross, not sure how the NHRA feels. 

Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle (that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle) is allowed.

The way this is written, the vehicle has to be four-wheeled to be allowed.  As opposed to this:

Any production-based vehicle (that was originally sold as a four-wheeled passenger vehicle) is allowed.

In reply to Thomas :

Right so 4 wheel converted motorcycles IN!!

My question..  golf carts.  Totally 4 wheeled mass produced passenger vehicles...

In reply to nocones :

Or side-by-sides.

The one I drive daily has no problem hitting 60 mph fresh out of the box. A friend owns 1 with 1000 hp. 

nocones said:

In reply to Thomas :

Right so 4 wheel converted motorcycles IN!!

Rules don't say the 4 wheels need to be on the ground