Can the secondary flooring of paragraph 3.G also act as the seat of paragraph 3.D.1? I will be constructing a streamliner and my seating position will be essentially flat on my back. It would seem logical to combine these two rule requirements, but I wanted to make sure while still in the design phase.
While the answer is yes, pay attention to what everyone's input here. You will want that to be secondary walls and flooring, and not a lot of wiggle room if you are not going to have a seat. I think you will have a "hans type device" issue and look at the belt suggestions for lay down cars. You will need to have your head and shoulders up a little or you won't be able to feel where the car is going. Make sure you are wearing a firesuit and helmet when you finalize your seating position and windscreen. I can recommend you try to get it where you see less than 60 feet in front of the car, it will help when you are trying to hit a turn-out when the crunchies are bad. We rarely get on one with the lakester... it is a little hard on the nose paint.
When are you planning to be done? If you get to Denver, I can arrange for you to sit in the lakester to help with ideas. Or just stop by during the WOS, we will have the lakester there.
Good luck with your project