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What Riggen 1/24 chassis?

Started by tazman , Dec 29 2017 11:26 PM

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#1 tazman

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Posted 29 December 2017 - 11:26 PM

Please help me identify this chassis!

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#2 MSwiss

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Posted 29 December 2017 - 11:32 PM

It looks like it is called the Gator.

http://slotblog.net/...-gator-chassis/

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Posted 30 December 2017 - 09:30 AM

I thought it was called a "JAD". It was their version of an iso chassis and they sold Canam or F1 cars with that chassis.

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Posted 30 December 2017 - 10:03 AM

When I saw this thread last night, I'm not much of a vintage expert, but JAD popped into my mind and that's how I confirmed it was a Gator.

JAD refers more to that series, or sub- brand of cars.

http://lascm.com/Slo...roducts_id=6371

http://lascm.com/Slo...Path=4_1204_944

It's all a tiny bit confusing because in other spots on the LASCM sight, it's referred to as the Jad chassis.

The acronym JAD, in modern parlance, stands for joint application design, or joint application development.

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#5 tazman

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Posted 30 December 2017 - 10:14 AM

When I saw this thread last night, I'm not much of a vintage expert, but JAD popped into my mind and that's how I confirmed it was a Gator.

JAD refers more to that series, or sub- brand of cars.

http://lascm.com/Slo...roducts_id=6371

http://lascm.com/Slo...Path=4_1204_944

It's all a tiny bit confusing because in other spots on the LASCM sight, it's referred to as the Jad chassis.

The acronym JAD, stands for joint application design.

Thank you for your help!

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Posted 01 January 2018 - 01:41 PM

Jad was an affiliate of Riggen Manufacturing Co. I learned that from the box, which also says, "Designed and developed by Riggen Research and Development."

Not only that, but on the box it's called the "Famous GATER CHASSIS", with an "e"...

Philippe has probably given a more specific history of Jad somewhere on this site: I think it was basically another design team, affiliated with Riggen, that used some of their parts.

The Gater chassis came in both a black anodized version and an "Economy" plain aluminum version...

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