[bwaminispeed]

OK, here's my Womp, slightly modified of course.

Motor is a Mura Challenger, probably over 50K on 12 volts. This car used to blister my Revell track.

I have used my all time favorite body mount method, wood blocks, glued into the sills, and, two screws through the side pans. You get a lot of flexibility and adjustability of the body looseness by tightening and loosening these two screws to fine tune the handling.

Now, show us your Womps, either stock or modified.

 

[munter]

QUOTE slightly modified of course. ....of course.

I would love to show my womp but......I dont have one.

 

[Phil Kalbfell]

Gee Al you are miss leading everyone! That looks more like a Thumper to me!
Nice neat build as usual, we used womps for a NASCAR series about 10 years ago with bodies from Kmart pull back toys, they made good cars for close racing.

 

[alaskaracer1]

Nice to see you back Al. I hope you are planning on making parts again, I miss your wheels!

 

[lenny broke]

Here's my old Womp chassis the I raced back in the late 70's. we ran them with group 12 C can motors. the motors have long gone but still got the chassis.

cheers Alan

 

[ClubSpecial]

Can someone tell me what a Womp is?

CS

 

[mrrc65]

QUOTE (ClubSpecial @ 1 Jan 2012, 23:44) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Can someone tell me what a Womp is?

CS

Parma yes they with the cheap controllers also make cars and chassis. one of the chassis is caled womp. search for Parma and you will see.

 

[ClubSpecial]

Thanks for the info.