I don't have a dog in this fight, because I won't be traveling to Florida this year for the Challenge.
However, it seems to me that if you allowed all OEM replacement parts to not fit into the budget, you could find a wrecked C5 Corvette with a blown engine for $2,000 and spend an order of magnitude more than that putting in a new engine and bodywork and not have to count any of that towards the cost, since "it's all OEM parts."
Sky_Render wrote: I don't have a dog in this fight, because I won't be traveling to Florida this year for the Challenge. However, it seems to me that if you allowed all OEM replacement parts to not fit into the budget, you could find a wrecked C5 Corvette with a blown engine for $2,000 and spend an order of magnitude more than that putting in a new engine and bodywork and not have to count any of that towards the cost, since "it's all OEM parts."
That could certainly happen if that were something that was ever allowed. 
OEM replacement clause was/is for brakes only.
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