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This thread got me thinking about a pair of wishbones i have here. They're very similar to the Cougar standard wishbone, but about 8mm shorter. The header says Club 10 saloon, but i have no part number for them.



Did the Cougar based 911 have a narrower front end, or was it the later Club 10 mk2 saloons, or both?

Paul.

Paul,

Best I can do is confirm that the Mk2 Club10 utilised different front and rear wishbones for the touring models....

U774V - Front Wishbones (Cougar, Storm, Rally)
U1781J - Front Wishbones (Touring)

U1133J - Rear Wishbones (Cougar, Storm, Rally) (Medium Wheelbase)
U1135L - Rear Wishbones (Touring) (Short Wheelbase)

Not sure about the 911, will wait and see if Ryan can do a scan of the manual for us all.

Alex

Thanks Alex i'd noticed U1781J on the Nitro21XT manual listed as touring wishbones, i just couldn't be sure it was them.

Hi Paul!

I remember your review of the Schumacher 911SE for the German AMT-magazine with a cool shot of the car in front of the Vienna UNO-city. Well done!

Best regards!

Heli

Here's the manual
http://www.vintage-rc.org/manuals/schumacher.php?show_heading=list&dir=911-Turbo-SE

assuming one could get hold of the rest of the parts needed, where does one find touring-car bodies that fit?

PerKr wrote:assuming one could get hold of the rest of the parts needed, where does one find touring-car bodies that fit?

Any of the Parma - produced Wildcat touring bodies should work.... matter of fact, just about any 235mm wide-body rallycross-style shell should fit - as long as the wheelbase works. I have the Alfa 155 (or 156), Mondeo, and I think some others from the Wildcat, and from memory a Pug 306 from Parma somewhere.

As for the parts, well, they're all available, if you look hard enough

Alex

Hi guy's

Look at this beauty
It's an original and unused Schumacher Porsche 911 shell
Regards

Cedric

PerKr wrote:assuming one could get hold of the rest of the parts needed, where does one find touring-car bodies that fit?

There are still quite a few options, you will have to check wheelbases though.Delta Plastikmake a BMW, Mercedes and Lancia Delta. PK Racing still list a few wide touring bodies. Team Bluegroovehas a few bodies available designed for the HPI Super Nitro, including a Kyosho flatnose Porsche. Just check the wheelbases of them to check if they will fit.