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Sorry everyone. We are cancelling this, just not enough interest. It is funny, people who asked us to make these months before we started this never even ordered. So they didn't put their money on the line when it mattered. http://sabulatech.com/SabulaTech/PartStarter.html I kind of knew this would ...

I’m saddened to hear that it didn’t work out. My refund came through already. Thanks for trying and putting forth the effort you did. It was a great idea, imho.

I'm 49 and was racing from 13 or 14 years old so 1983-4 and the Dogfighter won the worlds in 1985 , not long before you started but legendary for me !

I'm wondering if soaking the diff assembly in acetone will dissolve the epoxy and allow you to salvage the metal parts. Might be worth a try rather than just tossing them in the trash. I might try that but its pretty far gone the ring and top washer is bent up bad and does not look like any diff ba...

lol thanks
works just like a real car body work
sand ,fill ,sand , then paint


did some more cleanup today got the rims and rear arms done

I'm thinking I'll use either the McAllister Wildcat II or a Bolink Funco. I'll never run this one.

It would look great with the Bolink Funco body !

No Hex Ball Cups

Revisions were made to the prototype parts, so they're basically ready. But material still needs to be ordered and cut.

I just can't really do anything about it right now....

You guys would kill me if you saw what I got today alone..................................................... 2 Associated boxes full to the brim with new stuff Vintage new (early 2000) Novak goodies 4 Lunsford packages and finally one more set of new Proline speed hawgs :shock: Without Pictures.jpg

I saw the bad news but just found this thread.
Meet him personally at the 1996 Onroad Worlds at the Trinity pits. Very calm and nice guy. Maybe have left photos.
RIP Brian

Still racing XX-4 even in 2019
5th overall

Funny enough it kinda fits in with my “never meet your heroes” attitude :lol: Back in the day a good portion of the famous racers were drunk, high, crazy or all three :lol: Some of the stories I have heard...wow. Most of them were young kids back then. I agree. I think when you are really good in o...

69398836_10158777459776258_9216646148134010880_n.jpg 69496335_10158781458726258_6920981004526026752_o.jpg Still working on these, and recently picked up another couple of sets of orange wishbones, a set of out diff out drives as well as some undertrays. wish.jpg out.jpg 68994691_995178097494466_868...

Maybe they worked like Paranoia's metal spurs and used plastic inserts to hold the diff balls?