Rolling Chassis
09-13-2005, 11:32 AM
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Rolling Chassis
Just wondering if someone would be looking for a somewhat rolling chassis with some missing parts. Since I've changed several parts to Aluminum i won't need to keep all of them. I know that Ebay has some parts for sale but I'd rather not part it out. I think it would be great as a starting point for anyone who wants to build there own. I'll try to put the parts together on the chassis and take some pics if anyone is interested.
09-13-2005, 05:11 PM
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RE: Rolling Chassis
Yes ,very interested. Huuum, might be just what I was looking for ! I do have a "BRAND SPANKIN NEW" G260 laying on the workbench
PICS PICS PICS
PICS PICS PICS
09-14-2005, 05:35 AM
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RE: Rolling Chassis
HI guys, couldn't start anything today and tonight is out of the question. Will aim for tomorrow since the wife's workin' in the evening. Some things I have are: chassis, full gas tank, front end (MB or Marder)minus short shocks and uprights, servo saver,radio tray, receiver box and switch built into it, roll cage, gear carrier assembly with brakes, engine mounts, rear arms, diff holder, front shock tower, 1 pair of long rear shocks. stabilzer bars, rear upright and 4 misc bearings.
I was going to use the parts to build another one but just don't have the time now.
I was going to use the parts to build another one but just don't have the time now.
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09-15-2005, 02:53 AM
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RE: Rolling Chassis
ORIGINAL: mightycasey
I'm NOT interested. I prefer OLD SCHOOL. NOT 1/6 plastic FG's
I'm NOT interested. I prefer OLD SCHOOL. NOT 1/6 plastic FG's
old school what!!!! fg have been on the market 15year -only plastic on my fg is the receiver box
09-15-2005, 09:54 PM
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RE: Rolling Chassis
Here's some pics. I thought I had more stuff but I guess I've been using parts of it. Oh well here's what I have left:
09-16-2005, 07:25 AM
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RE: Rolling Chassis
Hey Selwa,
I can understand why you have green nylon tie wraps on the front A arms (to keep them from floppying around without front knucle arms attached, right?). Why do you have a green tie wrap around the front and bulkheads?
Ken
I can understand why you have green nylon tie wraps on the front A arms (to keep them from floppying around without front knucle arms attached, right?). Why do you have a green tie wrap around the front and bulkheads?
Ken
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RE: Rolling Chassis
For added strength!!
No I thought I had more hinge pins but couldn't find them. So for the picture I just zip-tied them.
No I thought I had more hinge pins but couldn't find them. So for the picture I just zip-tied them.
