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Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 3:10 am
by LurkingCAT
Jason, this is just sooo pretty! Have some other projects lining up but these pics makes me want to do a CAT - inspiring... Thank you for delivering the knockoouts!

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 6:55 am
by DerbyDan
RedScampi wrote:
J.M. wrote:Hi Gary, good to see your Procat up here. I can't quite remember where I've seen that marble effect shell but it looks familiar.
Check out those purple dampers. What are they from? Looks like you have a Bosscat slipper there too. Great for a runner :)
Thanks Jason. Looks to be a big project! I have no idea where the shocks are from. Maybe some other member will chime in and tell us.

Those shocks look like regular Associated teflon coated items but with purple anodised caps - a 'BadBoys' product perhaps?

Jason - you collection of CATS is immense, one day it would be nice to have just one ProCAT of my own - they really were the dream car when I was 14 year old teenager!

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:46 pm
by Bormac
Glad to get some positive feedback from my fellow schumacher enthusiasts (friends :mrgreen: ).
Still got to get my works Bosscat's up here yet :D

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:41 pm
by dj_kilroy
Those cars are soooo nice.. It will be great to catch up at some point..

Cheers

Kilroy

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 9:27 am
by lcpvcce
Nothing to say !!!!!
LIKE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 11:24 am
by cyberfox
Where are pics of your bosscat ? I want to see it :D

Working on my CAT XLS, I think I fell in love with this Schumacher 4WD line I didn't know very well before it 8)

Re: J.M's vintage C.A.T 4WD lot

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 4:37 pm
by Mr. ED
PerKr wrote:hey, matte transparent looks rather nice. Might even work for my car...
I think this could be made into a good idea for shelfers: mask the windows and sandblast the rest for a semitransparant look. Or take it a ste p further and put some overlapping ghost flames on the in and outside of an otherwise clear body.