Hey Bob, Your link doesn't work; however, I did find the site. Nice looking cars you guys have. I need to ask you if anyone in your club produces the 55 Chevy body? I am asking since I was going to do one, but if can purchase a body instead of starting from scratch, that would give me a good head start, lol.
Another question is regarding the 32's on the site. Are those working motors up front like conley's or are they for a more scale apprearance?
I am asking all this since my primary focus right now is 1/4 scale drag cars. I hope to see this area of the hobby grow in the years to come. I realize that it will always be an elite group due to the size and expense, but it could still be popular enough to have some nice events.
Thanks, Rob
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Thanks Bob for the reply!
Oh well, back to the molding process, lol. The 32's have a nice look with that motor up front and it sounds like someone did a good job on those.
I can appreciate your desires since I too am a dedicated racer. I got out of full scale racing back in the 80's due to the cost and have been into RC since then. I don't see anyone hosting an event anytime soon due to the time and cost to do it with an unknown knowledge of number of entrants. It seems they race 1/4 scales at a number of existing tracks, but that is setup for 1/10 scale or 132 feet. It is a start I guess, but I would at least like to see a scale 1/8 mile at 165.
Thanks again!
Rob
Oh well, back to the molding process, lol. The 32's have a nice look with that motor up front and it sounds like someone did a good job on those.
I can appreciate your desires since I too am a dedicated racer. I got out of full scale racing back in the 80's due to the cost and have been into RC since then. I don't see anyone hosting an event anytime soon due to the time and cost to do it with an unknown knowledge of number of entrants. It seems they race 1/4 scales at a number of existing tracks, but that is setup for 1/10 scale or 132 feet. It is a start I guess, but I would at least like to see a scale 1/8 mile at 165.
Thanks again!
Rob