The aluminum chassis is commonly known as the " offset" chassis and both chassis appear to have Revell wheels . The brass tube one even has the correct knock-off nuts which are a blind hole for the front axle and open for the rear. The offset was typically used for RTR cars , vac bodies of Ford GTs and similar cars. The brass tube one was sold seperately not sure if it was ever used for any RTRs.
2 X 124 Chassis Identification.
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Hi all.
I have these two slot car chassis,they came to me in a box of slotcar stuff a while back.
Can anyone shed any light?
Year,model,motor etc
Both look in great condition.
One has a intricate brass plate, rod/tubing frame.
Other looks like pressed aluminium.This one has side clips for the laxan shells i presume
Can not see any makers stamp on them.
Thanks for having a look,here's some pics
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Alloy chassis
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Brass chassis
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Thanks for your time in advance.
Tim
I have these two slot car chassis,they came to me in a box of slotcar stuff a while back.
Can anyone shed any light?
Year,model,motor etc
Both look in great condition.
One has a intricate brass plate, rod/tubing frame.
Other looks like pressed aluminium.This one has side clips for the laxan shells i presume
Can not see any makers stamp on them.
Thanks for having a look,here's some pics
Alloy chassis
Brass chassis
Thanks for your time in advance.
Tim
