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Looks like a great project Dennis.
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A friend gave me some of these and they are great. They are styrene in lieu of resin. The manufacturer is Tichy Train Group. I don't know a source who carries their products however. -
Another fantastic build from your workbench Dann!
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Junior Fueler--More Of These (Darn) Injectors?! 02/01/19
afx replied to Straightliner59's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
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Vintage Auto Art
afx replied to Richard Bartrop's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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Love seeing rally builds on here, looks great Gabor.
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I have been searching the internet for drawings - these are great Daniel! You have a wealth of reference materiel, thank you very much for sharing it.
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More great reference photos Daniel, keep'm coming!
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Thanks Snake, hopefully it will make it onto my workbench soon.
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From what I have read the Snake & Mongoose Funny Cars used Exhibition Engineering chassis built by Ron Scrima. https://bangshift.com/general-news/pioneering-drag-race-chassis-builder-ron-scrima-passes/
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Thank you for the suggestion and the photos, looks like a great project!!
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The later Revell version of Mickey Thompson's Pinto that Mark mentions.
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For reference here is the Johan Pinto FC chassis. The Mustang kit includes the same chassis. And an excellent build of the kit.
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Smoke looks great!
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Scale Production https://www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p979_fuel-filler-caps.html
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Woody Gilmore chassis?
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Thank you Steve for posting the Revell instructions. What brand/style chassis does the Revell kit represent?
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https://itsworn.tumblr.com/post/159835484786/how-the-logghe-family-changed-the-face-of-the
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Am I correct that the chassis in the Johan Ram-Rod kit represents a one off design?
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I do too Len.
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This would be a Logghe chassis - correct? These are great!! This is the kind of info I'm looking for, detail shots. I understand every car will have variations but it would be nice to have good general information on the most common type of chassis used during the period.
