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That's what I was wondering. Didn't want it to look like a high rider 4x4! Guess I won't really know until it's trimmed and mounted. How will mounting the front shocks in more of a laydown position affect the overall handling if need be?

Any input on who might be able to paint up my CW body similar to this? Someone to re-create the decals mostly.

There is a member named Ultrahive that did decals. It seemed like he could do about anything. I haven't seen him here in a while, but he has a site too. Good luck.
http://www.ultrahive.com/postIndex.php

Thanks thumbs, I'll give him a shout.

askbob wrote:Any input on who might be able to paint up my CW body similar to this? Someone to re-create the decals mostly.

Now THAT'S different...

I think I found someone to re-create the graphics into decals. Fingers crossed.
That pic above is actually a mid motor car that ran only a handful of times. I spent quite a bit of time whenever I could as a kid hanging at my uncles shop. He had Bullitt Chassis for all of the 80's and into the early 90's. Still not much better racing than on a nice dirt oval.

Decals in the works which will be a tiny miracle to recreate these.

Bought this awhile back from imr dirt modeler. Not the mid engine, but pretty cool micro model.

Charlie Schwartz had some amazing cars and ideas.
One of my faves

i think you should make that body from scratch.

scr8p wrote:i think you should make that body from scratch.

That's what I had said,i if I had a damn hour I could do it for him...I just don't have any time with school

gomachv wrote:Charlie Schwartz had some amazing cars and ideas.
One of my faves

that body reminds me an EDM- wasn't Schwartz one on the guys that built the ground effects car that was banned?

Not sure about a ground effects car but looking at the pics of the cab forward I'd say so he pretty much created the "wedge" styling in '82

Actually Ray built all of those cars, with Charlies very vocal input of course. He was one hell of a driver. Ray and Brett(the son) were some creative and particular guys. You could eat off the shop floor at any given time... wonder where I get my OCD...

I have absolutely no body building skills or the patience, but doesn't look too hard in theory.



Listen to the announcer at the end...
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Go get yourself some poster board and start cutting and bending. Its really not that hard. Get the pieces made, taped together and mounted on the chassis. If you're happy with it, transfer those patterns on to lexan.

Someone made a 1/10 or 1/8 scale replica of that car because I found it while searching Google a few months ago. I'll try to find it again.

Those Mud Flea cars are amazing! They're brass, right? I wanted a few of them when they were first released but never had the cash. Here's one from their FB page:


EDIT: Found the DODC link

http://www.dirtoval.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36411

LTO, yes they are brass. Very neat being so small.

I've seen that post at DO and have tried to contact that guy a couple of times just inquiring about those bodies and graphics. Never had a reply. One member said he was active on FB in the RC dirt oval scene. I don't do FB, so never had a chance to contact him.