Street-Legal NASCAR Cars, Starting at $50K

[Camaro Lives On]

Originally Posted by WillInThe04Ranger

Wanna see something weird?? Lol check my attachments, its a early 4th gen camaro btw. Has nothing to do with the nascar style cars but I thought I'd share

Cool, where is that from??

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by RiceRocket

or...........


you could just buy yourself one of these horrid-looking things:



...and stick a big number 3 on the side of it.

BUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

They made Dale Earnhardt Edition Monte's


There are also Dale Jr one. Someone in my area owns one.




I hate the styling of the Monte Carlo though. 'Nascar inspired' they said. I thought Nascar was supposed to be inspired by the road going cars?!?! Gah.

[RiceRocket]

wow...what a kick in the teeth for true NASCAR enthusiasts.

A front wheel drive Monte Carlo.

Nice homage.



Truth be told...I would much rather own one of these trucks than that Monte Carlo sh!tbox:

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by RiceRocket

that Monte Carlo sh!tbox:

Hey, now.... But the Monte isn't the best Chevy had to offer -- no arguments from me on that...

As far as the intented topic of this thread. I can't say I'd be willing to drop 50k on a stock car...no matter what the cool-factor. It's pretty neat that they're making them street-legal, though.

[RiceRocket]

oops...my bad.

I didn't even realize what I was thinking....posting a pic of a Ford on a Chevy forum.

LMAO.....sorry.

[The_Blur]

Originally Posted by gtahvit

One could argue that without 600hp there is no point in refinements and added luxusuries.

On the street there's a big issue with not having those luxuries. If I can't listen to the radio in traffic, there's no point to having all those horses. It makes a nice track car, but we all want to ride in decent seats and a pretty interior.

We need to be realistic. Only those of us with professional racing ambitions have cars stripped to the extent of pure speed. If we all really wanted ridiculously fast cars, we'd all be rocking used racecars.

Then again, I guess that these are intended for enthusiasts who want track cars. God only knows why they're street legal. They could have much more fun building these for track use only.