> Well SM2 is a "if you build it they will come" sort of class.
This is where I dis-agree. I recall the initial source of SM being the cars
already in existence that didn't have a fair place to play. I agree with
what your saying about giving people time to build, and that was exactly my
point. Create a "Pink Supercharged V8 Subaru Justy" class, leave it up for
awhile, promise stability for a few years, and you will eventually fill the
class. I was sold on the need for class proliferation because I was lead to
believe that the cars where out there now.
I don't have anything against SM2 specifically, I run another class. I do
think I have been lead down the path however, when I was sold on the need to
expand yet there is little participation. No biggy...things will work
themselves out.
No one is
> going to build a car if there is no class but since it also takes quite
> a while to build a competitive car, there will be few entries for the
> first year. IMHO what SCCA needs to do is guaranty that SM2 will be
> around until 2004 and then you'll start seeing some vehicles. Who wants
> to build a car for a class that might not be around next year?
>
> - Alan Dahl
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