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[tazman]

I was sitting with some of the fellas talking about vintage slot cars and parts. My friend John said he a had few things to share. He had a dynamic chassis with a motor, a really KOOL controller, and a rear end that nobody could identify. Can you guys help?

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[Bill from NH]

The rear end looks like part of an Ulrich chassis.

[zipper]

http://slotblog.net/...ra-controllers/ Mura badged Tradeship controller.

[don.siegel]

The rear end is from the Ulrich suspension chassis, and the motor is a Tradeship Mk-70 with adjustable timing. 

Don

[Steve Okeefe]

And for my 2 cents, here are a couple of photos. 

 

The Ulrich independent suspension rear end (complete):

 

 

And the Tradeship motor:

 

 

The Tradeship motor dates to at least mid 1963, and may have been available earlier than that.

 

The independent suspension rear end piece, part of a chassis Ulrich called the "Challenger", was first advertised in May 1964, so it probably dates to March or April of that year.

[tazman]

Thanks for the info guys!

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