Supplier Deals: Still time left to Build a Bone Stock!
There is still time for future competitors to get out of the grandstands and get on the track this season for the Bone Stock 75 in October. With some competitors wondering if there is still time to get their vehicle together, the answer is: absolutely yes.
“Bone Stock vehicles are incredibly easy to build,” explained event promoter John Houghton. “An experienced team should be able to put one together in a weekend. A rookie team should be able to pull it off in about a week, especially if working with some of our suppliers.”
Interest has been very strong heading into the event, backed a strong pre-registration program. The formula for putting a car together is simple and made easier with offers from speedway suppliers and should not cost more than $1,500 – - the overwhelming majority of which is safety equipment.
The formula:
- Get a completely stock four or six cylinder car (no turbo, no super charger).
- Strip the vehicle per the guidelines.
- Install roll cage and safety equipment.
- Race the car.
Read the Competitor Guide Here
The most difficult part of the install is the roll cage. While it is easy to strip out a car, installing the safety equipment has proven to be a barrier to entry to many. This barrier can be overcome by taking advantage of offers from speedway suppliers below. Take advantage of these offers and we will see you on the track in October!
Cage Install
Not everyone knows how to weld a cage safely. If you don’t then this is for you:
McColl Racing Enterprises: To install a cage in the car, the interior has to be completely gutted and prepared to their specs. If done to spec, McColl’s is then able to do this about $550 INSTALLED CAGE INCLUDED. There are a number of factors that influence this price, but having welded a cage on the pilot project car, this struck me as a good offer for those with no experience. Dan Bugg is the person to talk to at McColls. 1-800-423-3407
McColl Racing Enterprises of London
(http://www.mccollracing.com) (1-800-423-3407)
Has put together an excellent package. They’ve been able to break it down by item, but these prices are based on the full package purchase. McColl’s is easy to deal with an they are also an official speedway sponsor. For drivers constructing in the London area, purchasing from McColls will also save you on shipping. Dan Bugg is the designated contact for Bone Stock builds at McColls.
Cage (McColl Custom Cage) $330.00
Seat Mounting Kit $85.00
Firesuit $160.00
SA-2010 Helmet (G-force Helmet) $255.00
Gloves $56.00
5 point Belts $83.00
Neck Brace $26.00
Window Bar $45.00
Window Net $17.00
Kirkey Economy Racing Seat $146.00
Approximate Total for all Equipment: $1,203.
Contact McColl Racing for additional details.
Modfather Performance of Hawkstone
Contact: Doug
Parts Manager
Modfather Performance
50 Line 9 N.
Hawkestone, Ontario (2 concession roads north of Barrie Speedway)
LOL 1T0
705-487-1666 doug@modfatherperformance.com
Offers an entry level kit for $1250.00 + HST.
Includes:
Allstar Roll Cage Kit
Allstar Upright OR Layback Seat Installation Kit
Allstar Latch Style Window Net Installation Kit
Allstar Window Net
Kirkey Economy Circle Track Seat (20 Deg Layback)
Bell Full Face SNELL SA 2010 (large) Helmet
RJS Racing Gloves (Black / Large SFI 3.2 A/1)
RJS 2 Piece Racing Suit (SFI 3.2 A/1)
RJS 5 Point Seat Belts (SFI Approved)
CSC Racing of Newmarket
http://www.cscracing.com/ (905) 954-0520
• RCK-201-2 with rear braces specific to the body style for fit
• Seat Mount and Kirkey Economy seat with cover
• 5 point latch link SFI belts currently dated
• window net and mounting kit
• SA-2010 full face BELL Helmet – SPORT model
• nomex neck brace
• 1 or 2 piece Proban suit SFI 3.2A/1 rated
• single layer nomex gloves
• Total retail is $1385.
• + taxes and freight
A 10% discount would be applied to anyone who ordered the entire package – they would also offer the 10% discount to anyone who ordered everything minus the seat and the seat mount.
