I Have a copy as well, it had an article on my old yellow Dino engined Transformer in the back.
I Have a copy as well, it had an article on my old yellow Dino engined Transformer in the back.
This is my chassis, I believe.Originally Posted by STR_Strat
The front 3/4's are one & the same Corky!
"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead"
Stan Laurel
Proper computer!I Have a copy as well, it had an article on my old yellow Dino engined Transformer in the back.
Here's the car:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5010/...bceabcb5_b.jpg
Can you remember what 5 stud pcd. it had Chris?
Here's a Which Kit cover car I recognise:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Which-Kit-...item463b64ff4c
So I wonder where it was for a few years?
I think it was 2005 when it surfaced at Tony Favarins and Lionel sold it ,with some Favarin bodywork, on to the USA.
Maybe NoCorseChris can shed some light?
Was Corkys chassis at the same place Chris got his "S" chassis from?
Something to do with an ill-fated F40 replica project?
Last edited by john; 17-07-2015 at 08:48.
Likewise
Some years later....
I used to have that one somewhere aswell as the guide. Not sure where they have ended up!
I've scanned the old mags I have, Component Car Classics (April '89), Classics & Relicas (March/April '90) & Kit Car (December '89). Once I find out from Ian how to add them to the forum effectively I would suggest that we should all scan the historic articles to add to the archive for everyone to access.
"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead"
Stan Laurel
Where's that modded front panel now Andrew?Likewise
Some years later....
Can you remember what 5 stud pcd. it had Chris?[/QUOTE]
I can't Chris, I struggled like hell to afford the car in the first place and never had the money to get it where it should have been. In the end I had to give in to the cost of running a young family and sold it to a Japanese buyer. Would love to know where it is now?
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