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Sweet!, the plastic ones on the car are really close to those. The production pieces have two holes per piece, and a flattened area for the servo. Th plastic one from the car look like a production version of those (see pics). Thanks -J

Looks very similar and probably an evolution of this one, note the TopCat front upper wishbones! Carbon fiber weave pattern from the chassis looks very similar to yours.
The car below was run at the '91 Worlds in Detroit, I assume by Kevin Moore but could be wrong.

Cool, thanks for sharing. Yeah the chassis looks to be Fyberlyte to me. Many of the parts on that car look similar to the one I have. It is about half rebuilt. Maybe this weekend I can post pics of the cleaned up car as I received it.

Ok, well had time to finish it today. At least what was included with the car. I did take two liberties though: 1) I built the car with all new metric hardware (where applicable), and I added period correct wing mounts. I know the car had wing mounts similar to what I have mounted because of the existing holes in the shock tower, and the marks on the tower from them being previously mounted. Not sure what I want to do with it now. It would still need a few parts to finish, rear shocks and tie rods, body and under tray (if I took it that far). Enjoy, -J

Beautiful work!

Very nice this one. Just love these prototypes

Looks great Jeff you can see where the A symmetric chassis came from

I love it! Are you gonna cut some greyish Kidex for the bumper? A Schumie whisper spur gear would look nice on there. What's that blue one? Wasp?

Asso_man! wrote:What's that blue one? Wasp?

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Yup, that is what the car came with .

Unfortunatelly, I am forced to sell. Currently on the bay'.