Am I legal for 2.2?

[chino63]

Before I continue working on my Timberwolf for Scale Nat's I want to know what the rules committee thinks as far as it being legal to compete in the 2.2 class.

Here are some things I'm concerned with.

-This class is for the typical trail rigs, that you have modified quite a bit for off road. You would most likely " TRAILER " these to the trailhead.


-You must run a complete body, bumpers, including fenders, doors & tailgates. Some fender trimming is allowed but the basic shape must be retained, Fenders may be cut, or flat fendered, but it must resemble a 1:1 rig you'd see on the street.

Now, to me, these two seem to contradict each other in that the first rule says

"You would most likely " TRAILER " these to the trailhead".

but the second one says

"but it must resemble a 1:1 rig you'd see on the street".

Typically the rigs that I see that get trailered to the trailhead are not "typically seen on the street".

I am also wondering if my body trimming is something that will cause a problem since I have removed the rear portion of the body and I now have no rear bumper. There again resembling most of the rigs that I see on a trailer (with current CA registration) but not driving around on the street.

Here is another rule that I'm concerned with.

- Wheelbase is limited only by your body, and must fit in your fender wells.

Since the Timberwolf doesn't have any rear fender wells, how will this be ruled?



Here is a picture of what it looks like but now has interior (seats, dash, driver).

[Lance365]

i have no idea, but where is that park you are at in the photo?

[Unimoger]

Originally Posted by chino63

Before I continue working on my Timberwolf for Scale Nat's I want to know what the rules committee thinks as far as it being legal to compete in the 2.2 class.

Since the Timberwolf doesn't have any rear fender wells, how will this be ruled?

Dean, that is 100% legal, sorry for the confusing verbage.