pioneer

[JULES]

At $30 a chip let me know if Carrera ever run any Buy One, Get Two Free promotions. That would work for Pioneer.

I hope to have the new Pioneer ‘Plug ‘n’ Race’ ‘One-For-All’ digital hi-jack chipset bridge in production in 2016. Just having a little trouble with the main EPROM chip on the Carrera F1 decoder. We need the ‘open file’ code, so quick as you can please Dave. Next time you are in Salzburg……

[DaveKennedy]

I've never been to Puch (office is in Puch outside of Salzburg :) )

50% discount... hmmm let me think about it.... :scared-eek:

[JULES]

[beslotted]

"H" is Dayco, a maker of fan belts.

[beslotted]

"A" I believe is Prestone anti-freeze.

[KRSPete]

http://www.mooneyesusa.com/Stickers-and ... s-s/75.htm
http://www.mooneyesusa.com/Nostalgic-Au ... s-s/94.htm
Just an idea for a source of repop vintage type parts decals and stuff. Might not help on this project but still a good resource
Pete

[TsgtRet]

Jules, I'm glad the others were able to help; I just went through all of my pics and the only one I could come up with was the Prestone :roll:

[dr fabio]

Yep have to agree with the posters above. Regal ride = shock absorbers. Prestone = anti freeze. Dayco = fanbelts.

Ive got a very pretty sharp image of the #13 car but its Bobby Unser driving it. It will cost you the usual amount for the pic Jules. :D

You might as well make it a limited edition twin pack and include Donnie Allison's 68 Mustang. Got some nice pics of that car as well. I hope you still have the moulds for the 68 fastback after your China exodus?

[JULES]

[dr fabio]

Ha ha ha. Ya left the door unlocked again :D

You have to do the Al Straub Mustang fastback as well Jules. Al was a privateer running the fastback in Grand Am. I managed to track him down and get some pics of his car. I promised him that you would do his fastback. He's a nice old man, don't make me out to be a liar Jules.

[dr fabio]

Premier Industrial Corporation and the supertanium cap screws.

Found this on the web.

The company was established in 1940 as Premier Automotive Supply Company when three brothers—Morton, Jack, and Joseph Mandel—bought their uncle’s storefront auto parts distributorship for $900. Morton, a 19-year-old college dropout and the youngest brother, gravitated toward administrative duties, while his older brothers honed their sales and marketing skills.

In 1946, the company was incorporated as Premier Industrial Corporation The name change clarified an ongoing shift from standard automotive parts to specialized industrial maintenance products.

[Dangermouse]

must get some of your Typhoon 18k motors

Jules you were talking about some other motors awhile back - any news on these
cheers
David

[JULES]

David, do you mean the little tiny can motors (Hurricane) with the NASA moonboot magnets inside or the Lo-Po 15k Typhoon?

Jules

[Dangermouse]

There was talk of an NC-1 (13-15k @ 12v) type motor which I guess would be the 15k Typhoon

The Hurricane are they FF030 size? a short car FF050?

[JULES]

That is correct David.

We have a new Typhoon Lo-Po 15k motor which should be an even match for the NC-1.

And the mini Hurricane is an FF030 style.

I shall be putting an order into the Japan factory for a new batch of motors. I will get these new ones into stock.

Cheers,

Jules