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 bigmike312 |
1/24 VW From the Sixties |
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Posts: 1012 (04/25/08 04:25 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
This is a factory painted Du-Bro body ($1.79 price stamped on the inside of the body) on an adjustable chassis of unknown origin. Powered by a Classic 36D
motor with screw on wheels. Still have to figure out a driver for it.
Big Mike Never argue with a fool, they'll drag you down to their level then beat you with experience. |
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Smith Speedway |
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Posts: 1484 (04/25/08 05:00 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Very nice.
Boss Bodies - Baked
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frank9129 |
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Posts: 745 (04/25/08 05:56 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Big Mike,
That sticker on the can of the motor makes me thing it is a Classic. I've got the part number around here somewhere. Frank 
Crab Alley Speedway
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hotrodbob51 |
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Posts: 825 (04/25/08 08:54 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Looks great.....
Anyone can restore a classic car, but it takes a real Hotrodder to cut one up and make it cool!
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olskoolslotz |
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Posts: 597 (04/26/08 07:06 AM) Slot Car Grand PooBah! |
The chassis is an AMT from their early 1/24 Cobra, Corvette, Mustang & T-Bird kits and the front wheels are original to the chassis. Power has been
upgraded to a Classic 36D. The rear wheels and tires are maybe Buzco, Riggen or Pactra/Competition. Always interesting to see some of the body mounting methods
used eh..?..
Last Edited By: olskoolslotz
04/26/08 07:08 AM.
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Teamsterjohn |
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Posts: 554 (04/28/08 09:56 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
cool looking!!!
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jd of racing |
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Posts: 160 (04/28/08 02:43 PM) |
wow mike,where did you get such a sweet looking ride?
brings back a few memories you know, jd 
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jas2060 |
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Posts: 903 (04/29/08 11:49 PM) HRW Janitor |
Bugs are cool, like it, nicely done . . .
Cheers, Jas Cheers,
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