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i have this fiberglass sprint car chassis, ive seen other pictures , and i guess the other are bad boy toys or big boy toys or some something, but mine has a sticker that says cycle arts racing Fresno Ca. can anyone tell me anything about the car i have. you cannot get a battery in it, the frame is just too short , with the servo installed theres no roo for a battery. also every other rc that is a BBT does not have a rc10 front chassis plate, also in a previous thread i posted , some one said cycle arts had a small track ,but painted motorcycles or something, and never heard of them producing stuff. im gonna end up giving this car to my dad, he wants to restore it to the way it would have came from the factory. any pics,or info would be appreciated.

i was reading through some posts, BBT had flat single plate chassies, and ASCOT had rc10 front nose plates,
so could this car be an Ascot sprint car?? it has a CYCLE ARTS RACING sticker on it though, could that have just been placed there for decorations???

it's not an ascot.

so would this be a BBT chassis, or something made by cycle arts racing??

it's not a big boys, either. i have know idea who made it, and i've never heard of cycle arts. it was some mom and pop operation that made parts on a small scale to sell to local racers. there was tons of that back in the day.

I have one of those chassis plates. Cycle art is still around, Give them a call @ 559-233-3665. Ask for dickie