I found this on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/FLY-113-PORSCHE-911 … 18Q2el1247
Rico
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I found this on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/FLY-113-PORSCHE-911 … 18Q2el1247
Rico
This Thursday is New Year's Eve, probably not a good night to do it. The next Thursday is the 8th, we have a race on the 10th and BSCC on the 13th and I have already heard "only three days apart, how come?".....she tolerates this pretty well but with all our kids it is hard to corral them by yourself and help is always appreciated. Don't let me scheduling issues affect the whole group, just let me know what's up and we'll see.
I think the difference between my car and Monte's is that mine was a Fly Racing Kit, with kit being the operative word. I believe most of the others are RTR. By the way, in typical Fly fashion, the provided axles would not fit through the rear bushings or fit the wheels, so I had to improvise and stole the ones off of the Spirit Reynard. It came in a flexible plastic box with foam lining, not a hard case as most do. It has the lexan interior and I think a lighter body as well. I just found this at Electric Dreams: http://electric-dreams.com/Shop/index.php?cPath=48
They might not be that different afterall....
Rico
Funny you said resilent resins, I was just checking out what he has on Ebay and I kinda dug the lancia, a maserati and several ferrari's.
Monte- Mine has the same motor: Fly Evo2 long can but it does have the motor pod and suspension.
Bill- I meant to run it at Jeff's last Saturday but left it in the car and it was too miserable to get it. I paid around $55.00 for mine on Ebay quite a while ago, so prices may have gone up. We can compare them at the next race.
Rico
OK, So what do we do next? Fight, argue, decide, agree over what to build?
I see where he tried to enter, but he might have too late as I don't see his name on the entry list.
Bill- I have the EVO 3. Fly Ref# 88253 Fly Racing Rally EVO 3. It has the motor pod with suspension and a very small magnet. It never performed very well at the old Marshall Field but was really fun at Greg Hodges track. It does seem to be better on the current Timba track however
Rico
Have you been in contact with Greg Petrolati? This sounds like his cup of tea to me. Where are the rules posted etc????
Your right of course, it's very cold out.
That is good news, but how are we going to get lost following Tony to the warehouse?
A single class does raise some questions. Is this same car going to be used at all Naste races? That is one of the things I enjoy at the Naste races: the variety of scales. I realize it would be easier on the person putting on the race not to have to provide cars, but it would be harder for someone to just show up and race. I think another factor is that more people have to be involved, there are just a handful of us that regularly post here and I certainly don't have the right to decide for others. Anyway, just some more random thoughts that float through my pea brain.
Rico
Bill- Have you tried the Carrera cars on the 1/24 track? I'm certain we can make the Slot.its run as it has already been done by you and others. What about a bracket style race format. Let's say LMP style bodies, but no set make or brand of chassis, just a break out time. That would encourage some creativity and allow for some tinkering. You could even have more than one class or level that way different levels of ability could compete on a even playing field. It could even be set up as a progression. I am just throwing out ideas. I will race pretty much anything,except Randy's ASCARS, (Those old Scalextric Nascars) I really don't like them things.
Rico
I like it. It incorporates the flying as well as the crashing.
Rico
Monte- I recommend "Flying Hills" in keeping with the theme.
Rico
John and Chrissy- Thank you again for putting on fantastic event, we had a blast! Looking forward to next year.
Rico and AJ
George- I have Blue or Magenta only
Rico
Slum is in the eye of the beholder!!! They belong to my widowed mother and my brother and I do all the work for her. There are three buildings with 15 apartments, an 8 plex, a 4 plex and a 3 plex and all a quite nice if I say so myself.
Slum Lord
Throw in 3 more kids, 15 rental units, a cat and everyone coming to my house for Thanksgiving. Are we having fun yet?
Rico
I thought of you clowns (ah...I mean racers) as I was returning from a beautiful day at Seaside. It was hard to keep from turning at the Scholls Ferry exit on 217.
Rico
I have been watching several of these cars on Ebay including some from each of the four major brands and they seem to be selling in the $25.00 to $50.00 range. Ofcourse, this is depending on brand and completeness of the car. I am not seeing that they are especially cheap and this is not including any additional costs to make them run. Do not get me wrong, I still think it would be fun to try these out, but let's not mislead on the cost involved on running these cars.
Rico
Don't forget the Scalextric 1967 "Year of the Legends" set. They do qualify, but I doubt anyone would be foolish enough to race them.
Rico
I might have to take you up on that someday!!!!
One possible solution would be run this vintage class as part of the Naste Thursdays, that way it would not change or interfere with the tried and true Naste formula for Saturdays. One question I have is what type of track do these cars run on? (yes, I'm that ignorant) I personally think it would be fun to try something like this as long as the chassis and motors are stock. I do not have the knowledge or inclination to rewind armatures. One additional item would be some sort of spec tire so everyone is on an equal footing. As far as bodies, I would hope that we could come up with something a little more interesting than Nascar bodies. To me, the Vintage chassis style=vintage body style. I've seen this type of chassis for sale on Ebay with both vacuum formed and hard bodies. Which style would we want to run? More decisions.....................
Rico
Monte has already provided the moving targets......your competitors cars! We better tone this down or he's gonna change his mind about having the race.
Mr. Garage Door
I think that the water heater trumps the garage door for the simple fact it's a much smaller target and farther away.......
Mr Garage Door to you
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