And now, for something a "little" finished!

[HomeRacingWorld]

Well look at that, nice going!!!

[dreinecke]

Nice work so far!

[waaytoomuchintothis]

Nice, David. I'll look around and see if there's a picture of the Sprite I raced in Canada.

[RazorJon]

ok thats great, :clap:
but who else would like to see a few more details about that chassis :banana-rock: :banana-rock:

Dave you are out of control

[Wolseley Hornet]

This is going to be a lovely Sprite.

Quite agree Jon's jig is the bees knees. I did the Messerschmitt chassis with it, and am now itching to do another.

David.

[RazorJon]

thanks for all the kind words guys, that is a great looking little chassis, the up close shots are very helpful

[DrDiff]

GREAT little chassis there! Very nice!

Have you thought about shortening the motor's output shaft?

[slothead]

RazorJon - how about posting the cost and availability of that chassis jig? I have an old one I made out of wood, but my next few builds would benefit from something as nice as yours.

Slothead

[RazorJon]

Jigs are 75.00 and I should have 5 built in a few weeks, 1 is going to Sikeston

[MoparGreg]

Great job so far, cant wait to see some paint on that bad-boy!

[DrDiff]

It almost looks like you are getting ready for the SPRITE Proxy Race. :banana-rock:

[Wolseley Hornet]

Glorious!
When I was in my final year at college, I lusted after one of these in exactly this yellow, at a local used car lot.
The asking price was £200 - which I didn't have.

David.

[jmsh54]

Now that is very well done. Great chassis work too. Regards, John

[dge467]

That looks great! I like the yellow with the blue stripe a lot! The driver looks like he is grinning!

[TsgtRet]