Chevy SS

Chevrolet won the manuufacturer's championship last weekend for the 100th time in a row. With a car that may not be in showrooms until the last race of the season. Really?That sure would have made it easier for Ford in 1963, Dodge in 1968 and Chevy in 1986. You know, when they had to rush out a new model with a revised back window in order to qualify for homologation rules. Maybe they can lure Chrysler back by alloing them to run the sleek Alfa-Romeo that's been promised and undelivered for four straight years.
updated by @andy-denardi: 12/05/16 04:04:08PM

Yep, the horse is long out of the barn on this one. Time was, a manufacturer had to produce 500 of a given model for eligibility. At some point, (1990's ?) teams were allowed to fabricate body panels. Pandora's box has been wide open ever since.

The last sentence statement by Chrysler Performance Manager, Robert Rodger in this 1969 story has never been more true than in in the past decade of NASCAR's history:

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"Any Day is Good for Stock Car Racing"

Unbelieveable, but true.

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What a change! It's been awhile since I've checked in and I'm quite surprised. It may take me awhile to figure it our but first look it's really great.