I would say no. It should be based on the price of the mods installed on the car, regardless of who actually purchased them. Otherwise, someone that may have purchased thoroughly modified car with $15k in to it, could submit. That would not be fair to the other entries who have $2k or less in mods.I have a question. Can I enter invested under $2k even though I purchased the car with a lot of mods?
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It should consider how much you bought the car for too. I mean if I spent 12k on an ITR, but invested 1500 in to it, that means I can enter right? Doesn't sound fair. Just something to consider. I am way over that 2k invested regardless, so it doesn't really concern me directly.
Yes, you have it right. And yes the rules are a bit grey on this. But we all know exactly what this means, its a category were people just getting into the game can play and get encouragement to continue. And that is how we should all vote. There are alot of ways to try and do this but the $2k method is the best. If I were truly anal I would ask for an itemized list of MODS. Note I said MODS, not maintenance items (and a B18C5 swap isnt maintenance because your engine blew). As far as used parts, just use some common sense. Saying your brother gave you a full GT35R kit for $1 is bullshit. But the truth is this isnt for a $1000 prize or anything, its just for fun. So use common sense entering, and vote with the same.Regardless, it would still be highly unfair for someone to enter a car with mods that someone else put on and not be required to claim them in the total. That would allow someone to enter a fully built show car with $30k in to it, or a 500hp track beast, etc. just because they bought it that way. It completely defeats the purpose. You all know what these parts are worth, it's not a guessing game.
Either way, that's just my opinion. You can let speedin make that call on that, I do not take this headache as my own.
Awwww damn!Im entering the neon.