) and was looking to do a non-Masami based replica of some description with the second car given that it was a little more worn than I would like to base a complete restoration on; because I just couldn't do it justice in all honesty, especially like some of the amazing quality of work that has already been done here.I recall seeing this picture over and over on my information gathering searches on google and here for that matter and was always curious as to the origin of the car and of its history, so I set out to figure out exactly that:
In another print ad version of the 1994 YZ10 edition CML was running, they mentioned drivers Jason Varley and Dave Duggan. I understand a member here had already spoken to Varley in the past who was still with CML but didn't see any information pointing back to the car in the image above so I did some research on Duggan and found that he had moved onto Nemo Racing. Located his email address from the website and shot him off an email and was pleasantly surprised to receive an answer the following day.
Now it has been awhile but Duggan believes that the car pictured above was indeed his and I have since invited him to the forum to talk about his Yokomo racing experience, his cars etc. so definitely be on the lookout for a new member in the next couple of days
(he is currently in Italy at a nitro race with the Nemo team).He also mentioned still having in his possession a PROTOTYPE MX-4, which I seriously cannot wait to see pictures of!! Mr. Duggan, if you are reading this we can't wait to hear more about your time with CML and Yokomo!
Needless to say I am starting my replica shortly and will start another post on my progress (this time one I will finish unlike the project Yokenstein that quite literally fell apart on me). If anyone has additional information etc. etc. on the above (assume it is a standard 94 YZ10 with CML or Fyberlyte shock towers and drilled out arms) would love to hear about it or if you have decals/parts for sale that reflect it get in touch
