At the 2005 nationals, there were 37 entrants in the open E
Stock class.
18 1993 MR2 entrants.
4 1991 MR2 entrants.
No 1994 MR2 entrants.
No 1995 MR2 entrants.
No 1992 MR2 entrants.
That's half the class one model year of a single car model.
Only one other year represented of that car model.
There were 10 open-class trophies. 8 of the 10 were 1993 MR2
entrants. (4th was a Porsche and 9th was a Miata).
In the L class, there were 7 entrants. 5 were 1993 MR2
entrants. No other Toyota cars.
There must be compelling reasons why the 1993 is percieved
to be the car to have. (In the first-gen MR2 cars, only one
year had a rear sway bar.) There must be something unique
about the 1993 model year.
So what's the reason that other years of MR2 need not apply?
Phil Ethier West Side Saint Paul Minnesota USA
1962 TR4 CT2846L, 1992 Saturn SL2, 1993 Suburban, 1994 Miata
C package
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