Looking for this Schumacher
Looking for this Schumacher
I'm looking for this Schumacher(pic below). But; with a battery configuration like this one(http://www.ebay.com/itm/291135825101?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT). Also a beam style front end. Has anyone seen one or know where I might look? Also; does anyone know what it's called? Thnx!
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Re: Looking for this Schumacher
The one you have pictured is a Schumacher SPC ("SPC Euro Champ" according to a picture I have). The one on eBay is the Schumacher 'C' Car. Kit numbers from Schumacher:
C200 'C' Car Rolling Chassis Kit
C204 "SPC Euro Champ" Rolling Chassis Kit
This information comes from the back cover page of the Cat XLS colour instruction manual.... I'm sure Terry.SC will be along shortly with more exact information....
Alex
C200 'C' Car Rolling Chassis Kit
C204 "SPC Euro Champ" Rolling Chassis Kit
This information comes from the back cover page of the Cat XLS colour instruction manual.... I'm sure Terry.SC will be along shortly with more exact information....
Alex
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Re: Looking for this Schumacher
You mentioned the beam style front end, I think you mean this one http://classicrc.wordpress.com/1-12/schumacher/schumacher-b-car/ This is the Schumacher beam front end used at a different car.
The Schumacher 1/12 car using this beam type was called B-Car.
The Schumacher 1/12 car using this beam type was called B-Car.
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Great work V12! I never knew there was a B-car!V12 wrote:You mentioned the beam style front end, I think you mean this one http://classicrc.wordpress.com/1-12/schumacher/schumacher-b-car/ This is the Schumacher beam front end used at a different car.
The Schumacher 1/12 car using this beam type was called B-Car.
Alex
Osiris is the key.
"The world looks so much better through beer goggles... except Farmer in his underwear" - Ken
Look out for Todd K. - he's a convicted serial killer!!!
"The world looks so much better through beer goggles... except Farmer in his underwear" - Ken
Look out for Todd K. - he's a convicted serial killer!!!
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Re: Looking for this Schumacher
As others have said, you are describing a B-car.Bandit13 wrote:I'm looking for this Schumacher(pic below). But; with a battery configuration like this one(http://www.ebay.com/itm/291135825101?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT). Also a beam style front end. Has anyone seen one or know where I might look? Also; does anyone know what it's called? Thnx!
The B-Car was a simpler version of the C-car, without the complex independent wishbone suspension. The one piece beam meant there were a lot less adjustments that could be done to the front end. You can see the B-car alongside the C-Car here.
The later version of the B-Car came without any front suspension and the chassis was drilled to fit the Associated RC12i front suspension.
Re: Looking for this Schumacher
Yes that was it!V12 wrote:You mentioned the beam style front end, I think you mean this one http://classicrc.wordpress.com/1-12/schumacher/schumacher-b-car/ This is the Schumacher beam front end used at a different car.
The Schumacher 1/12 car using this beam type was called B-Car.
Re: Looking for this Schumacher
This to was it. I had a wishbone setup at first. But; only for about 4-5 races. I then switched to the "B-Car". It suited my driving style much better and I tore up the tracks with this car. It was so easy to setup and adjust, if you ever had too. I could basically run a few laps, adjust the tweek and tires. The car was awesome.terry.sc wrote:As others have said, you are describing a B-car.Bandit13 wrote:I'm looking for this Schumacher(pic below). But; with a battery configuration like this one(http://www.ebay.com/itm/291135825101?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT). Also a beam style front end. Has anyone seen one or know where I might look? Also; does anyone know what it's called? Thnx!
The B-Car was a simpler version of the C-car, without the complex independent wishbone suspension. The one piece beam meant there were a lot less adjustments that could be done to the front end. You can see the B-car alongside the C-Car here.
The later version of the B-Car came without any front suspension and the chassis was drilled to fit the Associated RC12i front suspension.
BIG QUESTION???
Does anyone know where I can find one???
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Re: Looking for this Schumacher
Bandit13 wrote:I'm looking for this Schumacher(pic below). But; with a battery configuration like this one(http://www.ebay.com/itm/291135825101?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT). Also a beam style front end. Has anyone seen one or know where I might look? Also; does anyone know what it's called? Thnx!
The B -car will not be cheap.
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Money want be the hard part. Actually find one that someone is will to let go of will be the challenge.
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I maybe able to CNC re-pro it. Are u interested ??Bandit13 wrote:Money want be the hard part. Actually find one that someone is will to let go of will be the challenge.
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Re: Looking for this Schumacher
Have you tried Bob Stormer of Stormer Hobbies?
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