2004 entries??

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Original Poster:

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Can anybody help get together a list of cars for the '04 season so far??

Car that are confirmed and cars that are likely to compete in each class.

But don't give away any secrets that people are holding onto. There's probably a reason for it.

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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GT
3 Lister Storms
1 Saleen?
1 Ferrari 550?
1 Stealth B6?
1 Holden Monaro? (could run in N-GT)

N-GT
3 TVR T400Rs
2 Ferrari 360s
2 Corvette C5s
1 Mosler MT900R
1 Ultima
1 Viper GTS
4 Porsche 911s.

Cup
2 Morgan Aero 8s
3 Porsche 911s
2 Lotus Elises
1 Noble
1 Vauxhall VX220
1 Ferrari 360
1 Renault Clio
1 Corvette
1 Marcos Mantis
1 Mazda RX7.

It's looking pretty good. No, it's looking very good

Edited to add the Holden

>> Edited by The DJ 27 on Tuesday 17th February 11:22

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Original Poster:

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Cool!! Are all the non question marked ones 100% confirmed??

What teams are running the cars?

PetrolTed

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The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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I think thats a probable/provisional entry list. Most of them are 99.9% certain. The 3 listers are absolutely 100% confirmed

Racefan_uk

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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There won't be a Stealth on the grid, its not legal to run in the championshiup.

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Racefan_uk said:
There won't be a Stealth on the grid, its not legal to run in the championshiup.


Why's that then?

Racefan_uk

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Because the new series organiser only wants proper GT and sportscar machinery in the championship.
The Stealth was only allowed to run three years ago because the organisers then let it run. I don't see it making the grid. I haven't heard of a team preparing one either come to think of it!

RichB

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Racefan_uk said:
There won't be a Stealth on the grid,
It's no great loss because you wouldn't be able to see it anyway.

GCerbera

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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RichB said:

Racefan_uk said:
There won't be a Stealth on the grid,

It's no great loss because you wouldn't be able to see it anyway.

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Racefan_uk said:
Because the new series organiser only wants proper GT and sportscar machinery in the championship.
The Stealth was only allowed to run three years ago because the organisers then let it run. I don't see it making the grid. I haven't heard of a team preparing one either come to think of it!



I always considered it a proper GT car. It's basically a longer and wider Ultima, and he's happy for that to run. I heard that someone was considering entering one in the championship.

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Ahonen

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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The DJ 27 said:

Racefan_uk said:
Because the new series organiser only wants proper GT and sportscar machinery in the championship.
The Stealth was only allowed to run three years ago because the organisers then let it run. I don't see it making the grid. I haven't heard of a team preparing one either come to think of it!


I always considered it a proper GT car. It's basically a longer and wider Ultima, and he's happy for that to run. I heard that someone was considering entering one in the championship.


Tsk, tsk - the Stealth is a heavily reworked Prosport 3000, not an Ultima! They may look similar, but that's only because Mr Noble styled both bodies. Underneath they are very different.

Mind you, only around 5 or 6 Stealths exist (though I may well be wrong), so it's easy to see why they wouldn't be let in. Same goes for the Cerbera 12, really.

ockside

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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That list looks really good , but im sure that there will be alot more cars that will be added to it soon!!!

Just found a good site which sells racing cars and look what i came across.

www.racecarsdirect.com/cars/details.asp?id=2951&cat=4

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Ahonen said:

Tsk, tsk - the Stealth is a heavily reworked Prosport 3000, not an Ultima! They may look similar, but that's only because Mr Noble styled both bodies. Underneath they are very different.

Mind you, only around 5 or 6 Stealths exist (though I may well be wrong), so it's easy to see why they wouldn't be let in. Same goes for the Cerbera 12, really.


I stand corrected. I'm sure I read in a very old EVO that it was a longer and wider Ultima. Makes sense about the Prosport 3000 thing though

john75

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Think I am right in thinking the Holden Monaro is GT-N or GT-C car not a full fledged GT.

Re : Stealth I looked into running the Works team myself in partnership with Terry Pudwell in 2002 for the 2003 but that did not happen for strategic comerical reasons.

Hugh Chamberlain has rebuilt the car updated the design.

murcielago

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253 months

Tuesday 17th February 2004
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Ooooh there's going to be a Typhon then?

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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john75 said:
Think I am right in thinking the Holden Monaro is GT-N or GT-C car not a full fledged GT.


I was under the impression that it would run in N-GT. The Emotional Engineering website says the engine has 650bhp though, which would make it a GT spec car

Ahonen

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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The DJ 27 said:

I stand corrected. I'm sure I read in a very old EVO that it was a longer and wider Ultima. Makes sense about the Prosport 3000 thing though


I wasn't having a go or anything like that - lots of people think the Stealth's an extended Ultima, as many also used to think the Prosport was an Ultima, too.

They all look great, though. Driving something as outragoeus as an Ultima on the road must feel fabulously un-PC in this day and age.

The DJ 27

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Tuesday 17th February 2004
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I was convinced a Prosport driven by Henry Pearman in a Group C race last year was an Ultima until I heard it. Very similar looking, but thats no bad thing.

Is Colin Blower going to run his GT spec Ultima this year?