D3D slimline chassis prototype

[Audi1]

[J Y D]

This is great news & looks like a great way to build.
Thanks for sharing & I'm looking forward to your up-dates

... J Y D ...

[RichD]

That chassis looks great! Stop teasing me with that Maserati body, that car has always been a favorite of mine. I did it as an HO car back in 1965, too bad it was stolen while I was in the Army. I will have to get a body and build my own 1/32nd version.

[btaylor]

[TuscoTodd]

That looks like a pretty sweet set up!
Thank you for sharing the pics and review!
:text-goodpost:

[Almafan 55]

I know a few racers here that would build them if they were available! Nice build Alan. :clap:

[dreinecke]

[Rleog]

Again, thanks for the chassis information and the setup instruction.

I B Learnin' :text-coolphotos: :text-goodpost:

[Audi1]

[Retro Racer 44]

I like the one car fun run, and think it would be great to also have to use a D3D pod or full chassis. Could I suggest a Porsche 356? It could be done either as the roadster or the coupe. Several people make those based on the Ninco body. Purists might frown as that body is slightly out of scale, but for a one body proxy or fun run, it wouldn't matter. You could even limit it to a BWA or M/T low rev slim can as the only acceptable power source, or set a limit of 15k @ 12v, as per Robert Livingston's motor list.

I know I need another proxy like a hole in the head, but this one would be fun.

Keith

[VTECFOUR]

Nice.

How wide is the chassis?

This could be my first Devised purchase. I've got a small car resin in mind.

Dan

[VTECFOUR]

Hi Jeremy,

Pretty narrow. Just what I was looking for.

Getting close to release?

Thanks.

Dan

[J Y D]

Will there be one for the s-can motors?
Thanks ... J Y D

[J Y D]

[Audi1]