Oh dear, fellow racers. Just look at this, and feel like I feel.

I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be commented. Just have a look. http://desktopsims.com/NASCAR2.htm Mea***er (still struck)

>I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be >commented. Just have a look. >http://desktopsims.com/NASCAR2.htm Dear Santa, I have a REALLY BIG favor to ask you...... ---== http://www.newsfeeds.com - Largest Usenet Server In The World! ==--- ---== http://www.newsfeeds.com - Largest Usenet Server In The World! ==---

Where would you put it? Paul

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> >I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be > >commented. Just have a look. > >http://desktopsims.com/NASCAR2.htm > Dear Santa, > I have a REALLY BIG favor to ask you...... > ---== http://www.newsfeeds.com - Largest Usenet Server In The World! ==--- > ---== http://www.newsfeeds.com - Largest Usenet Server In The World! ==---

>I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be >commented. Just have a look. >http://desktopsims.com/NASCAR2.htm >Mea***er (still struck) OK, that's nice, but: http://www.hyperstim.com/prounits/prosale.html And who cares about storage anyway. TB

>I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be >commented. Just have a look. Heh! Cool link, thanks. For $2,000 it'd be awesomely cool. For what they want for it, it's about the stupidest thing I've ever seen. For what that costs, you could have an honest-to-god start in a real showroom stock racing effort. -- http://www.users.fast.net/~fusion1 (dirt bikes, rat bikes, rental car abuse...)

Great toy, Now I know what to tell my wife what I want for Christmas }:>)

You can buy a 3/4 scale Nascar powered by a Yamaha 1000cc bike motor for $14-18,000. Take your pick. Eric Franzen >>I don't know how to comment this, but...I'm not sure whether it needs to be

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>>commented. Just have a look. >Heh! Cool link, thanks. >For $2,000 it'd be awesomely cool. >For what they want for it, it's about the stupidest thing I've ever >seen. For what that costs, you could have an honest-to-god start in a >real showroom stock racing effort. >-- > http://www.users.fast.net/~fusion1 > (dirt bikes, rat bikes, rental car abuse...)

Gee Paul...Ya' put it in yer dang 2/3-scale KW-racin'-rig - where else?! ;) > Where would you put it? -- Marc J. Nelson SimRacing Online - http://www.simracing.com/ * Switch confused.net with concentric.net to reply...Confused-yet? *

LOL!!! > Don't do that. I did it, and now it still hurts when I pee. -- Marc J. Nelson SimRacing Online - http://www.simracing.com/ * Switch confused.net with concentric.net to reply...Confused-yet? *

wow thats really cheap... only $37,500 for the full thing

Don't do that. I did it, and now it still hurts when I pee.

That full size replica Mitre10 car is awesome. The lines in order to get a drive in it are huge. They take it to every meeting and often have more people around their promo stand than the bigger teams like HRT and Castrol Racing. It's a little strange playing an open wheel sim in a V8supercar shell though. Interestingly, you can order normal hyperstims from the HRT stand at most V8 meets in Australia. They also run lap time competitions at the Grand Prix in Melbourne with two hypers side by side. Craig "The Kid" Lowndes has one which he had setup for training before going to Europe to race open wheelers. Jason (feeling sorry for Mark Larkham who drove a great race only to have the car stop on Murray's corner during a pace lap and dropped from second to fourth at this years Bathurst 1000)

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>OK, that's nice, but: >http://www.hyperstim.com/prounits/prosale.html >And who cares about storage anyway. >TB

The 'guest' bedroom just became a 'simulator bay'. MW