Thanks for the response guys
Maybe it is me thinking if I build something really bad ass I could never use its full potential on the street...so just take it one step further and make a track car.
Then I got to thinking. Why not build a track car with a race frame, hang my sheet metal of choice on the car....but insulate the floors and put some creature comforts and try and have the best of both worlds.
Obviously this is not my idea. I really liked what Charlie Libby did with his 66 Fairlane and the Mustang that he did. Go to the home page of this site and take a look at both of those cars. Incredible! I have seen the 66 upclose and that is one unbelievable ride.
Very good point taken on the race frames and cost...that is what got me thinking. I don't want a full blown race car as I don;t have the time or the cubic bucks it takes to race. But track days 8 or 10 days a year with a car that could take the abuse and not have me loose my mind if I dent a panel, but also cruise the power tour and to local runs... it is very tempting
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