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Thanks. True masterpieces.

Emilio:

This is developing into a really fine looking model ..... of the 'less is more' genre. Keep up the good work.

K

Hey Bob:

Thanks for taking the trouble to scan and post the picture. I've had this in my collection for years but not with such high definition, so you've done me a real good turn.

I'm a bit of a 'DWA fanatic', my collection includes 6 bikes and 2 cars, one of the bikes is still in it's box.

K

Thanks for posting those extra close up shots of the front end, these confirm that mine is identical.

Now the next question is ..... Does anyone have some more history to share about this special looking chassis?

I'm only missing the chassis middle and end bits :lol

The front end looks familiar, please have a look at this one I bought a few years ago. Is it the same setup?

Bob:

Good on you for sharing this and for the large size scan. Just perfect.

Hi Emilio:

I looked through my drive and found an article about Jeron cars, unfortunately the tech specs section didn't mention anything about frame tube diameter.

Hi Emilio:

Thanks for sharing pics of your Indy Roadster, it's going to be a great project. Have you thought about what color scheme you'll use for it?

FuNkY mOnK wrote:Dan I'm sure you have this web site, but just in case. The Conley there would be perfect.

Emilio: The Conley 120 is amazingly rare, the Abitar Predator (its successor) is almost equally rare. I've 'needed' either one to complete a project for quite a few years ... a holy grail for sure.

WOW .... time passes so quickly ..... I signed up on December 30, 2004!

Here are two more, I bought these from Wolfgang Stumpf shortly before he retired:

Mike:

Well done! You're all going to enjoy this super new project ..... but remember one thing ..... these are way too big to have more than one at a time

Hey Andy:

Good to see you on here again. Great looking restoration job!

Emilio:

Thanks for the road train link. Truly fascinating.

Bob: A fine car indeed. It sets a standard that a lot of enthusiasts aim for but very few achieve. Well done!