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1. chrisguyw #198 (Canada)




chassis construction: piano wire and brass plate
weight: 69 grams
gear ratio:
guide/braid:
body paint: Champagne gold

Well, I'm already here so,

2. VTECFOUR #9 (Canada)




chassis construction: piano wire and brass plate
weight: 79 grams
gear ratio: 2.67 (9t pinion, 24t crown)
guide/braid: TSRF/Slot It tinned
body paint: Tamiya French Blue

Just a reminder that the package has to be postmarked no later than January 19th.

Looking forward to seeing more.

Dan

Looking very, very good!

Allan

Hi Dan,
I've tried emailing you but with no success.
I need to get my car in the post to you THIS WEEK, to make sure it reaches you from the UK.

You mentioned you wanted wheels added into the parcel and I've not heard back from you. I was hoping to post tomorrow but I will hold until Friday 12th.

Can you email me your requirements asap please otherwise you'll miss the post.

Kind regards,
Colin

3. glasshorsevh #14 (United States of America)


Nice modeling on Dallas Alice in the driver's seat.



chassis construction: mostly brass with some steel
weight: 81 grams
gear ratio:
guide/braid:
body paint: Champagne metallic acrylic

Just arrived, the Northlands International Raceway team.

4. ER #54 (Canada)




chassis construction: plastic, Slot Classic
weight: 80 grams
gear ratio:
guide/braid:
body color: Baby Blue

5. HMGRacing #64 (Canada)




chassis construction: carbon fibre
weight: 79 grams
gear ratio:
guide/braid:
body color: Baby Blue

6. Black3sr #75 (Canada)




chassis construction: plastic and brass
weight: 88 grams
gear ratio:
guide/braid:
body color: Baby Blue

Did they come in a baby blue transporter, too?
Covering all the basis with chassis diversity - are team tactics allowed?

JT

7. DoublB #5 (United States of America)




chassis construction: plastic, MRRC Sebring
weight: 83 grams
gear ratio: 2.78, 9t pinion, 25t crown
guide/braid: Sloting Plus/Slot Car Corner
body color: Duplicolor scratch filler primer and Duplicolor Arctic White

8. charlesx #10 (New Zealand)




chassis construction: BWA rear and front motor mount, modified 1960's front axle mount, piano wire chassis rails, a little lead (5gms)
weight: 73 grams
gear ratio: 2.55, 9t pinion, 23t offset crown
guide: MRRC
body color: Flat black Tamiya with clearcoat after application of decals and lights. Headlights, grill, roll bar and wheel inserts Tamiya silver

9. Austin #12 (United States of America)




chassis construction: plastic, MRRC Sebring
weight: 70 grams
gear ratio:
guide: Avant Slot
body color: red/white

10. Duke7777 #16 (Canada)




chassis construction: piano wire, brass
weight: 67 grams
gear ratio: 2.55, 11t pinion, 28t spur
guide:
body color: Baby blue

11. TF1250 #79 (Canada)




chassis construction: piano wire, brass
weight: 80 grams
gear ratio: 2.67, 9t pinion, 24t crown
guide: Scale Auto
body color: Yellow

All these arrivals are looking so sweet! and unique! I was worried about mine not showing up (shipped 1/18 from Massachusetts) but I checked my Customs # and it showed it at Canadian Customs on 1/26....and expected delivery in 3-7 business days....so it will get there!

Brian #68

Great looking cars. Sorry I missed this unique approach to proxy racing.

12. JT Previa #60 (United States of America)

Some of you may be aware that JT's rather infamous for his proxy entry packaging, so here you go.











chassis construction: piano wire, brass
weight: 84 grams
gear ratio:
guide:
body color: Aluminum metal foil

As Clara from Dr. Who would say, "What a clever boy!"

Arrived well in time, so no penalty points.

Dan

Nice JT! the circus comes to town...and you beat me on delivery. NIce slide out feature on the box. My info still shows my entry 'in transit' in Canada somewhere. Jeez.

Brian

I just checked USPS.com and it said delivered Monday, so I came here and...there it is!

The circus has come to town, (I have been hoarding that box for years, glad i had a car that would fit. Had to grind pockets in foam ore to hod rear wheels and lower body so fin would clear.

Brian, I shipped by International Flat Rate - not so flat in my own outer box: cost $34, :cry: :roll: I reopened a USPS account and paid/printed my own label and data. I wonder if that helped speed delivery?

As I’ve said before, love the variety and innovation in both forward and classic materials!

Thanks Dan for queeing up the racers!

JT