Well Mike, they stomped on you pretty hard with the flared guards thing.You're taking Wilbur's car to heart to much. You have to stop that as none of us are ever going to be on a even playing field to beat him.
But this thread is about what devalues a Zed and that is lack of interest.
Let me give you an example.
In 1990 at the first Australian Zed Nationals it was noted that the number of owners under 30 could be counted on one hand . It was also noted in the Zed Clubs that this was also the case with them.It was a worrying statistic that no one had a answer for of how to fix this. The last thing we wanted to see was our cars to end up as a Cube. Or worse never being used again
This was because the following Generation HAD NO INTEREST IN THEM at all.
But that changed , not quickly at first and some ideas for Zeds should stay just that ,an idea .
The clubs tried to pick up there game and home grown events picked up a following and it went from there. The list of what a Zed owner can do with their car these days is quite extensive.
So everything you have read in this thread,well I see it as being a good thing because it adds interest That makes them desirable to so many different types of people for so many different reasons. Some drive autos as well. Not everyone can use a manual and some need the extra two seats ,at least for a while . If you think having an extra 2 seats makes them less competitive. Well you may be in for a shock at the track one day in that case
Some of you may think ,"he is trying to make everyone happy ".
Believe me when I say those who know me. Know I don't make many people happy.Its just to hard to do
I am just glad Zeds having the following they have today.