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Getting cold, so it's time to start working on cars .
I like Tyco 57 Chevys, but they sit like a 4x4. I lowered the purple one last year, so it was time to lower the flamed one. Still have a little work to do on the front wheel wells. I have some Good/Year tires coming, this one will get painted and numbered.

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WOW! That baby is in the weeds! :D

Nice Slam Jobs :text-bravo: IMHO, they'd look even more awesome, if you built them into 60's-70's era Dirt track stocker/Fairgrounds racers. :auto-checkeredflag:

Nice work! I'd forgotten until you posted them side-by-side how high they sat.

How about a detailed tutorial on how you did that ? That's a great stance .

Gonzo

Thx >>> I think I have the idea now . The body mounts is what had me stumped . I didn't know that they functioned at full length .

Gonzo

This is hot. Well done.

I had a lot of trouble with the paint, had to strip it three times. Not as clean as I wanted, but I'm sure it will get beat up on the track. I kept the windows in, HO cars with no windshields tend to break the pillars within two minutes of use....It doesn't look to bad in real life, it's only 2.5" long. :lol:



With Big Brother.

That looks really nice!

Both cars look good!!!

Those really turned out great!

Hi
you did really nice work on those, have you ever tried using an HP7 chassis?
here what i do, i take an HP7 chassis remove the motor and put a Tomy 6 ohm, all you have to do is put the metal tab to the good side and works... i used 440X 2 rear and front axle and you body is already lower about 4 mm in that way, without cutting anything... i did not find yet anything to replace the magnet so far but with two 57 Bel Air mounted the same way why change the magnet!!! thwey are both equal speed, etc...and run really nice.
Sylvain

Thanks for the positive comments!

Sylvain, somewhere I have an HP7 with a Ferrari body sitting on it.......Maybe a short track Ferrari! :idea: