Parts needed:
4 stainless steel tubes
Piece of flat stock stainless steel.
2 Brass Bushings
Guide Flag
Body pins
Axle
Set of wheelie wheels, a complete set of wheels and tires.
Some of this ideas are not all mine, as I looked at some of the chassis
Dave West from New Zealand posted a few years back on Bracket500.com See link This takes a lot of patience, the know how to use a soldering iron
and measuring.
Make sure to prep all you pats before soldering.
Take a few minutes and round off where ever the round tubing is going to
meet tubing.
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on picture to enlarge.
Parts cut and fitted.
tongue for guide flag
Bushing posts
Motor sized for mount
Motor mount with bushings set-up.
Tested rear wheels
with axle.
Motor Box.
Wheelie bar is short because of body
used.
I used the Precision
Slot Car Axle Blocks from the WRP C series fixture ro set rear axle.
Small brass tubing was used for
axle mounting
Rear: wheelie wheels bar shorten to fit
under trunk area.
Final pictures after body mount as I'm
searching for a small spring to make it easy to remove the body. Stay tuned...
Front stance.
Rear stance.
Final thoughts
on making your own strachbuild chassis, there are many ideas out there, ask
some that have build such chassis and they will be glad to help you with suggestions.
You will learn many things by building your own chassis, patience is the
most important one, as you dry fit before soldering, then afer you solder
the pieces don't look right, so you have to take it back apart and come up
with a better way to excecute your plan. Take your time and you too can build
something like this.