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Date Posted: 18:49:07 06/08/12 Fri
Author: Scooter49
Subject: Re: Gotta go
In reply to: Randy 's message, "Re: Gotta go" on 18:40:50 06/08/12 Fri

>>>>
>>>>>>>Scooter, you have answered this question before
>>for
>>>>>me,, but, what was the name of the series of books
>>>>>that told you how to build a stock car. And how to
>>>set
>>>>>it up. Sorry you have to leave but glad it is for
>>>the
>>>>>better.
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>>>How much are you selling the hobby car for??
>>
>>
>>I would recommend any of the Steve Smith publications
>>for anyone just starting. There are many good books
>>available but those are some of the best to start
>>with. Don't be scared to think outside the box but use
>>the books to help you understand how the different
>>parts of the set-up affect one another.
>>
>>The two cars we have for sale are rolling chassis'. 2k
>>for the Camaro clip car and 1400 for the metric
>>chassis. Both are good chassis and I had big plans for
>>both. I really would like to see them go to someone
>>who can use them.
>>
>>I will keep in touch,
>>Scooter49
>
>Have you raced either one of those? Meaning have we
>seen it anywhere?

The Camaro clip car was Greg Henry's old Sportsman car and has won many features, I am told that the metric car was built by Dale McDowell for his son but I can't verify that. I can tell you that both are professionally built chassis'.

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Re: Gotta go -- Randy, 05:06:43 06/09/12 Sat