Lipstick on a pig?

[RichardP]

No sure what your points are? Everything that was done to the Agent 47 car would be legal for AI. All components are within the AI rules.

I guess maybe the subtly of my point was lost. There are no differences in the bodywork rules between AI and AIX as far as this discussion is concerned. Todd seems to believe there is or at least there should be.


Richard P.

[Todd Covini]

There are no differences in the bodywork rules between AI and AIX as far as this discussion is concerned. Todd seems to believe there is or at least there should be.


Richard P.

Yes. History seems to be repeating itself.

[Adam Ginsberg]

Yes. History seems to be repeating itself.

You should have a NSFW warning on that image. Good lord that thing is sexy.....

[dirwin]

Not that it really matters, but the Superbird and the Daytona used the fenders and hoods that were OEM stock 1970 Road Runner and Charger parts. The difference was in the 18" long nose.

Not to mention both would have been expressly prohibited in AI do to the fact that it's rear spoiler extended in excess of 1.5 inches beyond the rear bumper :wink:

Either way, I may have screwed up but I PM'd JWT for a official ruling.

[RichardP]

rear spoiler extended in excess of 1.5 inches beyond the rear bumper

Yea, there is another fake rule that has no teeth. Rear bumper covers are open. Put the wing where you want it and make sure whatever you come up with for rear bodywork falls underneath it. It's OK if it happens to be more than a foot or wherever behind where the stock bumper cover would have ended... :roll:


Richard P.