Whilst there is no current definitive list of eligible vehicles, the following outlines what vehicles are hopefully potentially eligible.

key eligibility criteria

1. Touring cars that were manufactured between 1 January, 1973  and 31 December, 1984.
2. vehicles must have originally had a minimum of four forward facing adult sized seats
3. vehicles must have been available to the public through normal vehicle dealership networks with a minimum production volume of 200 units.
4. The vehicle being raced is built around a period bodyshell, not a modern replica or reproduction.

What vehicles are eligible

1. Any vehicle that raced in Australia in the period under under the CAMS Group C Improved Production Touring Car regulations.
2. Any vehicle that was homologated by the FIA as a group 1 touring car in the period with a minimum production volume of 200 units.
3. Run-on and Run off vehicles may be used but the appearance and engine must be from a vehicle manufactured in the period from 1 January, 1973 to 31 December, 1984.
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4. Any vehicle sold anywhere in the world, It does not have to be a vehicle that was sold or raced within Australia.

Potential Sources of vehicles

vehicles that have been previously log booked into other categories or groups are a potential source for people looking to participate in Group Nd. Some of these will will require modification to comply with the ND Specific Requirements, whist some may be able to enter as "invited".

1. Improved Production - 3J that are no longer competitive in that class.
2. 'one make production series' such as Gemini, HQ Holden, Alfa Sud, E30 BMW, Ford Laser.
3. Commodore Cup Cars.
4. Original (Australian) Trans Am Series cars such as 2nd Generation Camaro, 1st Generation Mustang (1971-73), 2nd Generation Javelin and 3rd Generation Dodge Charger.

What vehicles are NOT Eligible

1. Vehicles that Motorsport Australia have already classified as a Sports Car will not be eligible for Group ND Racing.
2. Dealership special built vehicles.
3. Factory motorsport only special built vehicles.

4. Vehicles built using a modern replica body shell and/or vehicle bodies not carrying a valid original manufacturers build plate

What vehicles need more discussion to determine a strategy

1. Vehicles that Motorsport Australia have already classified as a Sports Car but have 4 or more seating positions.
2. Vehicles that compete in Nc but carry over with few or no modifications into Nd time period.

2 door cars v Sports cars  Minimum production volume

The vehicle must fully emulate the vehicle it is presented as. This means that if you build yourself an XB Falcon GT then it must fully emulate that vehicle and not be a mix of vehicle specific items from across the Falcon range.

The modern day adage to keep in mind is "I identify As..."

Vehicles that are already early adopters/entrants in ND events