ford gt body looks very sleek. do you guys have any problems with the front fenders (top) collapsing on impact and impede your steering?

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...83c55cef16.jpg

this what i currently run. previously i was running the PF corvette and that one has lots of steering

Wow who did the martini body for you please post contact info or send it to me through p.m. please that thing is sweet

Realistic look
 

The pictured car is a tube frame silhouette (current Trans Am) car, NOT a "GT" car which uses seam-welded factory unibody. Two completely different animals. I'm tilting at windmills, rightly or wrongly the decision has been made.

PM sent.

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...913d1cd08d.jpg
It looks like several of us had the same idea...

Martini and Gulf colors will show up on every body. As will the Mr Goodwrench #3 scheme.

You made it sound like the McAllister body was some sort of fantasy concoction. It is actually a good representation of that car.

Also, this is another case of people making up standards of what will be allowed in the class in their heads. I will now change the name of the class to "Looks like real race cars (excluding DP)", since the GT portion of the name has iron clad requirements. Worst thing I ever did was just replace the RC with US in RCGT. Who knew trying to revive a fun class would turn into a 24 hr whine fest.

Rob, just keep doing what you're doing....it's not your fault the some people don't understand the difference between a real GT car and a prototype. This is a great class, lots of bodies to choose from and a spec tire. I run USGT and 17.5 TC and Gt is my favorite class because of the (mostly) realistic looking bodies. :tire:

That's kind of catchy!
"USGT, the 24 hour whine fest!"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_tourer
https://www.carcoversdirect.com/car-...t-is-a-gt-car/
https://www.cars.com/articles/what-d...1420696788705/
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknF...nd_tourer.html
https://jalopnik.com/5949938/understanding-gt-sports-car-racing-a-class-by-class-guide
https://www.redbull.com/us-en/gt-racing-101-a-guide-for-the-perplexed
And GT1 and GT2 in SCCA allow tube frame "silhouette" cars.
BTW, the TA2 Mustang in the pic runs in which class with the SCCA?????? Answer: GT2.

"GT badges have been tacked onto a variety of vehicles over the years, making the designation one of the oldest and most thoroughly abused in the history of automobiledom."

If you're going to be a jack@$$, at least be an informed jack@$$.

You cant fix stupid...... but you can use the block feature.:smile: