reasonably priced complete rolling chassis?

[noddaz]

Is there such a thing as a reasonably priced complete rolling chassis? I am thinking less than $25. If there is, from where...?

Scott

[dreinecke]

I often use the PCS32 Chassis. Pendleslot has them under $25 typically and offer different styles of wheels. A bare one is cheaper yet, particularly if you plan on putting in your own motor and drivetrain. In the states, the chassis are available at Professor Motor.

[HomeRacingWorld]

So being nosey, what are you wanting to build?

[frank9129]

Scott,
See if you can use the motor I gave you. You may have to gear it down a bit.

[crossovercrazy]

Professor Motor now has some Sebring rolling chassis (w/motor and Porsche 904 wheels) for $24.95

[Modlerbob]

You can get the gslot rolling chassis with a body mounting system for right at $25. That is what I have under my 55 Chevy. It is very decent on wood with urethane tires but it is a bit weak in the braking department and doesn't leave much room for an interior.

[smithspeedway]

Thanks very much for the plug. We stopped carrying the Pioneer chassis. While the wheels and tires are beautiful, our guys are more racers than modelers. The Scaley is so fast and reliable out of the box, that the Pioneer cars quickly became obsolete.

Steve

[noddaz]

[Nor Cal Mike]

One place I find chassis occasionally is to simply search the term "chassis" in the 1/32 slot car section on Ebay. It will turn up all sorts of random chassis both rolling and not.

[dr fabio]

Inaslot sells Pioneer rolling chassis for less thasn $25 I think?? Check them out.

cheers
dr fabio

[noddaz]

Took a look there...
At current conversion it works out to about $27 each plus almost $8 shipping across the pond... Not too bad I guess. And better than others I have seen. Still not that magic under $25...

Scott

[HomeRacingWorld]

[noddaz]

[btaylor]

ebay has running gslot chassis for 19.95 or two for 37.00 fully adjustable it says good pictures and discription.

[noddaz]