i was actually thinking about wacking a cage in mine anyway and running it in the classic adelaide and east coast classic, i suppose the site emblazoned down the side wouldnt hurt...

If your not already caged then you may want to re-consider.

ROP regulations in the CAMS manual require a certified engineered cage now-a-days.

Good bye more dollars [last quote was 3K], don't forget the National Rally Licence as well and you can probably appreciate why many of us have dropped out of full time rallying.

Ah... the good old days and albatrosses.

aah bugger, how much of a cage do you need anyway? i was looking into a stage 3 cams licence, whats the national rally licence?

Full cage, I'm afraid, and engineers certificate.

Depending on the event you will need a

2NS, 2S or Rally Licence.

The GP Rally required 2NS, whist the Forest Classic requires a 2S, can't figure that one out and will be speaking to the event checker about it tonite.

Forest events at State Level require a NRL and car must be caged, Club Introductory 2S and no cage, whilst International such as Targa, [not sure where the Classic Adelaide fits here] require International.

Bring back the good old days........

i was thinking more targa road events, i dont want to cover my paint job in to many stone chips! i was pretty geared up to run in this years east coast classic with my car as is. it only requires a CAMS 2 licence, but the touring class ( no cage ) has a course speed limit! thats why i was looking at a cage but im not to keen on having the tubes run through the ends my dashboard.

Stay with TRE's and don't cage.

Most of us are.

sorry im unfimiliar with the term TRE

Touring Road Event as defined in the CAMS manual.

ahh ok, whats the story with these events? im pretty interested. is there a listing of upciming events somewhere?

Ah.. every State runs it's own listings

Really like the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing....

First Port of Call would be your club.

Second, try www.cams.com.au.

If you don't have any joy get back to me.

MN

No intl licence needed...

driven by American in USA

Aussie in Australia

Brits in UK

French in 'HELL???????' ROFL

One of the thing that could be done is a ground-up rebuilding, with lots of picts and explanation on the site... Chapter after chapter, month after month... We would all learn from this.

It's not about driving, we mostly have (will have) a Z that's runing on it's one. It's more about a nice project and advertising for a great site with the best peoples from ALL OVER THE WORLD

So who is in, I want names: ...

Originally posted by Caen Fred

all we need is a go...

And some pretty good financial sponsors.

I considered taking my '71 project and turning it into a club car. No problem, but, just not sure where to get the money to finish it right.

See my project HERE.

-- Mike