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Knocked another one over the last couple of days. This one is based on a resin T body, mixed with some old monogram midget body parts, and a bunch of brass. I used a piranha motor with 9/33 gears on this one. My own urethanes all the way around, with my resin wheel inserts on H&R wheels. Slotting plus guide. The body is held on by the side bars, and all bars, seat , roll bar are brass, and stay with the chassis. The exhaust is also brass, but comes off with the body. The driver figure is an original Monogram Long John dragster kit version. The decals are from the Revell supemod and trailer kit. I built this using the same basic set up I always use, but for some reason, this one hauls the mail! and handles like a dream.

Another piece of slot car candy sir.

Do you require my addy for testing?

FANTASTIC once again BT!!! :auto-layrubber: :auto-layrubber:

Really, this is just a great example of a "Track T". I remember Shotgun Dave used to cover this era and genre of early oval track racing - but not a lot of guys build these up.

I love the track nose on the T-body - just makes for a cool looking vintage open wheeler.

I am a big fan of the midgets, and this just fits in so well with those builds.

Great work!

Hi rastas here I'm in Australia like the cars especially short track dug my old car's out a while back vintage stuff . had a bugged womp chassis cut front and back off built wire chassis out of it .had a 34 roadster model body on it looks OK with what I had needs bigger wheels. Will post pictures when I work it out

Bob you are some kind of model builder. Hope to get in your class one day. Haste makes for a messed up model. Ask me how I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :doh: :think: :roll:

1544391247357.jpg. Had it at the track the other day and it handled well ,pretty quick to!!!!

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34 body

1545805321631.jpgPut some new donuts on .

IMG_20181228_180411.jpgRed Racers slotcar track Margate Brisbane with the rest of the stable ! PS.where can I get body's like that from ??
Thanks
Rastas.