My only issue with it is say it doesn't work out. No other tracks remotely close to Plymouth are running these new cars, so basically you just ate the thousands of dollars you spent putting your car together and all of the money you spent racing it?

Racing is an expensive endeavor, whatever car/class you may run. But if you put together a 305 or a 410 for that matter at least you know there are multiple places to race, (albeit it is much more expensive) whereas with these...if it doesn't work...there isn't anywhere else.

I understand what DIRTcar and Plymouth are trying to do and I wish them all the luck in the world for trying to put people in the stands and more cars/drivers on the track. However, if I had the extra thousands of dollars I'd want to spend it on a car that I know I'm going to get my money's worth out of, not a car that may or may not have a track to race on if things don't go according to plan.

Not trying to sound negative, I don't try to do that, just trying to look at things from a realistic standpoint.