WHAT IS THE PRIZE? Please email me when this contest will be held in the states. Me and a couple of my cronies have been looking forward to doing this and now that it is in the states it will probably save us a bzillion dollars on plane tickets. This is the 2nd or 3rd time i've submitted this (*&%#$ thing so it better take it. thank you, Mike Voss

-- Mike Voss (go_broncos.@sprynet.com), December 13, 2000

Answers

The prize is the prestigous Junkyard Wars trophy, which is practically worthless.

The next serious will be held in the States (almost certainly - we are just finalising details), so you can apply. All the application information is here.

-- Andy Bell (andy.bell@rdfmedia.com), December 13, 2000.

I only hope you are all ready for all the rules and regulations, OSHA, EPA,etc, etc,etc. Those that are apparently much loser or less stringent in England. I offered a couple of possible sites for doing the show in the States where the enforcement isn't so dilligent and haven't heard a thing, Best of Luck

JustJay-captain-Three Rusty Juveniles

-- Jay McKinney-Three Rusty Juveniles (justjay@neo.rr.com), December 13, 2000.

OSHA Sucks I lost my summer construction job because of them. And i'm now boarder than hell in the summer.

-- Scooter B (bodesco@potosisd.k12.wi.us), December 15, 2000.

OSHA, EPA, and all other regulators should have no problem with this. There are no laws broken. The producers know their limits, that's why we haven't seen "Fastest oil tankers" or "One rail trains".

-- Chris (beaverx@juno.com), December 28, 2000.

Possible site. Downtown Los Angeles! Build a machine than can get through gang territory safely.

-- Chris (beaverx@juno.com), December 28, 2000.

Oh, sure. Take the show to California where you can't even buy decent spray paint, more rules and regulations than anywhere else on the planet.

-- justjay-Captain-Three Rusty Juveniles (justjay@neo.rr.com), December 28, 2000.