Seems to be a rule for all classes BUT the Pro-Am classes.

Are the other sanctioning bodies the same?

Why is this a rule?




EDIT: Clarification- Why does my car need to be painted in order to run in classes other than Pro-Am?

 

appearence. it dosnt look good to sponsors or for mag coverage with 8 primered cars racing each other.

 

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I remember a few crx's that were primmered or multi colored back in the day....

 

that was back before tv coverage and before we were fast enough to get in a magazine.

 

No biggie, Ill just get my panels painted.

 

i was gonna have mycivic hatch painted flat black like the skunk2 cars and have my tunnelvision motorsports decals up the side of the car,would that be allowed.

 

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I think it just has to be "presentable". Most straight primer jobs(can) look like ***, all streaky. If its done professional, I think even a primered car would be ok. The rule isnt very specific about it. "OEM quality" is what the rule says, but thats pretty damn broad.

 

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I remember a few crx's that were primmered or multi colored back in the day....</TD></TR></TABLE>

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