Parts that are modern are the shock (obviously), the servo mounts, the wheels, and the rear axle bearing/ride height adapters. Other stuff might have been changed too but those are the parts I know weren't around in '96. Unfortunately, Dave Irrgang couldn't remember how he had the car set up or what electronics/body he ran, and I haven't found any pics of this car in race coverage so restoring it to how it was raced at the Worlds seems to be impossible.
Actually, until member Pro10 posted a pic of his car I hadn't seen pics of a Wood car like mine anywhere. I still don't know what model name it went by or if it was a production car or not. I know Wood Racing sold a 1/10 wide road coarse car called the Hurricane but, like almost all of the Wood cars I've seen, that used a t-bar.
The eBay lot also included a few new parts but not enough to complete a second car.
So far new Ti screws:
While I had the cars apart I also snapped a comparison shot of the new and raced chassis. They're mostly the same except at the back. The new chassis is cut in more at the rear corners so the links don't bottom out like they do on the raced chassis. Again, I've got no real info on the car so I don't know how it's significant.
