Opal GT Build mixing it up with a Mako!!!

[waaytoomuchintothis]

Yeah, Mark, I noticed that too, and I am right there with him.

For those who aren't familiar with what we're talking about, I cleaned out a couple of vendors of these things back when Jules first got in trouble in the Far East (and god only knows how that will turn out once it starts). I was afraid my favorite "quick and easy" chassis would vanish, so I went without things in order to buy all I could. I even managed to acquire several spoke colors on the RTR chassis. I still love doing brass chassis and all, but for the occasional "quick and easy", I love 'em. It helps that they are pretty fast, too. I am finishing up a Porsche 914/6 race version that I used a Pioneer RTR chassis on, and its the shortest shortening yet. I have lengthened them, too, but I gotta tell ya, the short versions really fly.

Mark and I are from the same generation of gearheads, and those (American Racing Torq Thrust/Cragar SS) 5 spoke mags are kinda like a sin qua non for us. When our generation says, "mags" chances are that's what we are talking about.
Rob

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[chappyman66]

Yup the black really pops.
That is one sharp looking car, and it looks quick.
Da Boyz did good, as always!

[Wobble]

Smart looker there, good job, and you can't go past a Pioneer chassis, I have a lot under various bodies as well.

[vonsirius]

good job!!!

[BARC 1]

Nice job. Background scenery is noteworthy as well

Cheers

Dan

[dreinecke]

Boys did a great job! I always loved the "Baby Corvette" growing up. Still looks good.