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What a great looking car Mark made. 1/25th AMT with a HEAVILY modified AMT chassis. In other words, it actually works :)







He mad independent fronts and a touch of camber :)





This is a bad mama. What a great modeling effort.

WAY COOL!!!!!

Great build on this one Mark!

Wayne (Bolton's Speed Shop) :D

That is sweet! :D
Love the offset motor set up on that chassis as well! :D

I done the offset motor and even an independent front end, but that camber is something I never thought of. It looks great! I bet it helps, too. Its the same physics as full size, after all.

And as for making an AMT chassis work... you're a better man than I, Markus! Very impressive.

that is sweet Mark :music-rockout:

Wow, that is way cool. Great job Mark!

Camber? I think Mark does it all. I want to see if he's put a bigger fuel line in it too...

That is slick! I love shoebox Chevys and he's nailed that one perfectly!!!

Very nice with the negative camber. Do you run two half axles in brass tubing? I try and achieve the same thing by running my front wheels 0.5mm off the deck. The car will naturally lean during cornering which loads up the outside tyres. I noticed you dont coat your front tyres with nail polish or superglue. Do you have any problems with a bouncing front end?

Looks Awesome Mark. Nice Job!
Have fun boys.

Great looking build!

Your over the top there Mark

Here are the mods for the chassis.

Dave - believe it or not, they can be pretty entertaining - especially at the current pricing!
I may have to dig out this one that I built when the kits first came out (with guide, axle, wheel, etc upgrades) and start messing with it again! :)

Nice innovation with the offset motor. How easy is it to reverse the direction around the track? Would love to know how much difference the offset motor has on the lap times.

That is a very nice build and way cool. I like the camber. :handgestures-thumbup: