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[Jeff Capps]

Seven more chassis I have for the Bruce Wolfe collection, pics are of top and bottom. Any IDs on motors as well greatly appreciated.

 

Jeff

#1 - Motor runs.

 

 

 

#2 - No motor.

 

 

 

#3 - No motor.

 

 

 

#4 - No motor.

 

 

 

#5 - No motor.

 

 

 

#6 - No motor.

 

 

 

#7 - No motor.

 

 

[Martin]

Top pic is a NCC group 20 car with a Champion motor. I would say it is a Champion chassis too, but I think the Champion chassis were stamped Champion?

[Bill Seitz]

#3 is Phase III chassis (late '60s) and #5 is a Parma Brasskar chassis (mid-'80s)

[nicky 65]

#7 is a JK Cheetah chassis 

[slotcarone]

Number 2, 4 and 6 look like racer home builds. 

[Bill from NH]

Top pic is a NCC group 20 car with a Champion motor. I would say it is a Champion chassis too, but I think the Champion chassis were stamped Champion?

 

This is a Champion chassis. Champion provided the original NCC 20 chassis. I have one I got in '69 or '70 that handled like a brick. Mike Morrissey later wrote a tuning article in Car Model, but I never applied it. Someday it'll be a restoration project.

[Dave Crevie]

#7; JK Cheetah 4

[zipper]

Aoyagi Metals Industry Company (Aoyagi Kinzoku Kōgyō Yūgen-gaisha), AYK  did deliver lots of OEM parts for slot cars like the Champion chassises.

 

Champion chassis? - Pro Racing Cars & Replicas - Slotblog  #21 for instance.

[blue&orange]

The #5 Parma BrassKar usually had a Group 12 motor in it. -- many people (like me) added a motor mount.  Yes, #1 is Champion -- there also is a 1969 version (NCC 20 69) and a plain version.  Made for the short-lived NCC racing program.

[bronxcomet]

some of those bad solder jobs look like a cross between a Jerry Brady and Phil Ruben chassis ruff with a little Howie Ursaner in the oven...

 

Marty P... surfs up...

[Jeff Capps]

More chassis to ID - there are six more chassis only after this bunch of seven.

 

#8 - Motor runs

 

 

 

#9 - Motor runs

 

 

 

#10 - Motor runs, front drive, 1/32 scale I believe 

 

 

 

#11 - Motor DNR, 1/32 scale 

 

 

 

#12 - Motor DNR 

 

 

 

#13 - Motor DNR 

 

 

 

#14 - Motor runs, 1/32 scale 

 

 

[Bill from NH]

#8 & #9 are Cobra Grp. 12 chassis 

 

#10 is some user-built scratch chassis

 

#11 looks like an Eldon

 

#12 unknown

 

#13 JK Cheetah with narrow pans for F1 bodies & snowmobiles

 

#14 unknown but looks like a British built scratchbuild

[edscars]

#11 and #12 look like Strombecker to me, with #12 being an earlier type.

[Martin]

This is what I meant when I said in post 1 that Champions were stamped Champion. Notice the oval hole compared to the bigger hole just ahead of the motor box.

 

This one is on eBay now.

 

[Jeff Capps]

Last six loose chassis.

 

#15- motor DNR 

 

 

 

#16 - 1/32, motor DNR

 

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#17 - No motor

 

 

 

#18 - No motor

 

 

 

#19 - No motor

 

 

 

#20 - No motor

 

 

[Bill from NH]

#15 user-built custom chassis

 

#16 unknown to me

 

#17 Dynamic 1/24 anglewinder chassis

 

#18 JK 1-piece, slotted, 4 1/2" flexi chassis

 

#19 Trinity/Slotworks  Spyder 2000, 4 1/2" flexi chassis

 

#20 Parma Brasskar chassis

[edscars]

#16 is a Strombecker later style aluminum 1/32 scale

[Jeff Capps]

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[pn6]

#12 is definitely Strombecker. I had the Ferrari Testa Rosa they made with that chassis in it.