Marlo's Garage/Workshop Part 1

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Re: Marlo's Garage/Workshop Part 1

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marlo wrote:I'm working on a beer trying to find my way to that chassis, but it only leads me to another beer. :roll:
So basically it's a win/win?? :mrgreen:
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I have collected a few parts since the last photos to help make my 7001 more authentic.
Parts are:
-correct off-line B-stamped chassis (that was a biggie)
-set of front A arms (they are the thicker variety but they have one shock mount apposed to my dual mounts)
-correct 48P x 87T spur gear
-set of four mid gen shock bushings (two new, two lightly used)
-correct first gen stealth tranny brace
-correct front narrow wheel screws (until now I have had cut down ones)

All parts were acquired from the help of very friendly fellow members. My thanks go out to all who have helped.
Currently working on two other cars. When they are done I will put this one together and post the completed product. I just can't have three unassembled cars lying around the house at once. My wife would kill me. :lol:
:oops: I put the Incorrect header card for front a-arms, should be 7206 card :oops:
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Re: Marlo's Garage/Workshop Part 1

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Nice!!! Get building....and adding the original 6122 shell :wink:

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8)

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Looking great Marlo! Some like the stock stuff and some like the mods. Stock is much harder- especially when Associated was making so many running changes. It's good to have Encyclopedia Reggie around with his timeline knowledge although without him I doubt anyone would know it was wrong :lol: hahaha! Keep up the great work!
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Very true, a wealth of info can be found through out this site, as well as its members 8)

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My finished 7001. If you can believe it, over a year to get it to where it is now. Included in the photos below is the box, accessories and manuals/catalogues for the kit. Just one question, on the truck I have gold springs, would this kit have come with silver/green as well? Blues? Thanks for looking.

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That's beautiful! I don't recall the trucks coming with extra springs like the buggies but if they did it would have been silvers.
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Thanks. The only reason I ask is because my GT has silver, gold, and blue, all still in the sealed bag, but the GT is a later truck.

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Had i know now what i didnt know then i would have brought 10 of each one that was offered (rc10's and rc10t's) and made a mint :lol: but would still kept some for me.i remember over the years looking every once in a while on ebay for parts for my graphite and figured they would always be there boy was i wrong.now its impossible to find stuff.or you pay a mint.marlo thats a nice collection you have even if everything isnt 100% correct.wow
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Re: Marlo's Garage/Workshop Part 1

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Marlon, those front arms are correct matching with the fronts 8) Sad to let go of one of my chassis, but it looks (and is correct) great on that truck!!! Perfect home 8)

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Thank you, I just wish there was something that I could do for you Regg.

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That truck looks awesome! Nice job

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Is the NIB truck yours? It would be an awesome compliment to the built one.

There is a difference between "like new" and "new", you just can't beat new. Your truck definately being the latter of the two.
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Re: Marlo's Garage/Workshop Part 1

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I have no plans to build the team, even if I did, I have no more room to display it. It survived 20+ years in the box, I just cant bring myself to building it. I do think about it from time to time :wink:

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