Just a comment, as fun as PWD can be, don&#x27;t be that parent that clearly did all the work. The purpose is not to make a car NASA would be proud of, but to make the car with your son to end up with a car he made and is proud of.<p>Usually this results in a car that looks like and reflects the age of the scout (e.g. a Tiger Scout&#x27;s (Kindergarten) car does not look like a Webelos (5th Grade) car.<p>Seriously suggest to your pack leadership that they add three races:<p>-Adult&#x2F;Sibling
-Adult Scouter
-Adult Vintage<p>The first give you and your other non-scout kids an opportunity to be a part of things.  You can make your NASA approved car that ultimately loses to the simple block of wood that five year old suzie makes.<p>The second gives the scouts a chance to cheer on their den leaders.<p>The third let&#x27;s them see what PWD cars from pack in the day looked like.<p>Just some suggestions from an old Cubmaster.