That is a mean looking machine!
I have the red white and blue 1/32 version for duty at the local commercial track and she is a smooth runner - hopefully the 1/24 version is as well!
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I agree - I could watch stuff like that for hours!
Thanks for sharing! :)

Some good lookin' builds there!
(along with tasty looking snacks!)
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WOW!!!
Another great looking build sir!
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Definitely cool to see!
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Hard to beat the Gulf livery on a 917!
Great looking machine sir!
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WOW!!!! If that doesn't look the part - I don't know what does!
VERY cool build sir!
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I can't quite tell - but it sure looks like there is a smile on that driver's face!
Great looking build Harry!
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OK MAN!
Those four cars look great sitting there together!
Can't wait for them to be available at my local track!!!!
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Great to see these getting some attention Bob!
Looking forward to see additional conversions!

The Cobra is making her debut at the track for some non-mag racing today at Mark's Model World in Canton, OH!
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Dave -
Thank you for catching that!
The formula had an error in it - pulling race #10 lap totals from Column CD instead of CH. I updated the formula and also addressed the typo.
Appreciate it sir!
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I like the way you utilize the original 1/8" axle hole for centering those - definitely makes for a great looking insert and is a great tip!
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That is great to hear Harry as our 1/32 non-mag class at the local track requires factory rubber only, so a little bit stickier compound definitely won't hurt my feelings! :)
(REALLY looking forward to these hitting the shelves!)
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