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Anyone know what this is?
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Looks like it is using Schumacher type rear drive but I don't recognise it as a Schumacher.
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looks like a mk 1 cougar with the aircraft alloy chassis.
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The chassis looks moulded to me, whereas the cougar was a stamped alloy pan.
I'd put my money on it being an early Traxxas. |
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Just been having a look on Tamiya Club at some old Traxxas and they appear to be using similar drive shafts, so maybe you are right? Haven't found one that looks right yet.
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As well as Schumacher, early Losis & Traxxas used a similar driveshaft but those driveshafts with that chassis make me sure it's a Traxxas.
Looks similar to the TRX3. Unfortunately the Traxxas website only has teeny pics of their old cars under their history section. Looking at your photos again it looks like there's a mounting for the esc just in front of the rear tower which is still used by Traxxas on their current cars. |
I think it's a Chadori AO7 buggy.
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I've never heard of them and can't find a great deal on the web, what's it worth? |
I'm glad I didn't put any money on it being a Traxxas!
There doesn't seem to be much info around on these, but I think they were very cheap when they were new though. Google does find a uk shop stocking spares, http://www.cheshiremodels.co.uk, they may be able to shed some more light on it. Google also threw up this from last year http://www.msuk-forum.co.uk/index.ph...t=#entry303505 (you've probably already seen these anyway) |
Wasn't the Chardori buggy about 50 quid brand new? I'm sure I 'thought' about it for a few seconds as a project car because of the cheap price.
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I have some parts in my garage that look an awful lot like that car. I have no idea where I acquired it though.
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some pics here but you need to login to see them all, and it's a forgein language :(
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Looks like it's not the bargain I was hoping for, it's currently on eBay for £20 + P&P http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=008
I thought I was going to snatch a cheap vintage, but I think I'll give it a miss, especially given it rough condition. Thanks for the info guys you've saved me wasting £25, pity it wasn't some rare collectible. |
Unfortunately most people who sell vintages know they are vintage so price them accordingly, you have to be very lucky to pick up a cheap good condition vintage.
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It's the Hobby world AO7, which is different to the similar Chadori buggy.
AO7 Chadori And it certainly isn't vintage, it was sold in the late 90s. http://www.cheshiremodels.co.uk sell the spares because they bought all the parts from J Perkins when they stopped supporting it. |
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