Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: December 10th, 2014, 7:55 pm
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Re: Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: December 10th, 2014, 8:20 pm
What condition? I have two. One is a project and one is about 90% restored.
Re: Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: December 10th, 2014, 8:29 pm
Re: Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: January 2nd, 2015, 3:54 pm
I've had a lot of people inquiring about the Pacesetter Grizzly cars I have. I am going to post the pictures here instead of the for sale forum, as Jay has first shot at them. I was not looking to sell them but since a member is looking one I figured I would offer up something to help out someone's collection.
The first one is one I have had for a while and was going to restore at some point. It had a close encounter with a tree and tore it's rear wheel and trailing arm off. The car is easily repairable and would make a nice restoration project. I found a rear trailing arm after looking for what seemed like forever. I have the rear tire as seen in the pictures. I have rear stub axles ( need to look for them, they're definitely here in the stash ) and should have a dog bone. It will need the mounts to be made, as the previous owner lost them. One shock is bent. The body has a crack as seen in the photos. This one is shown with the chrome header (this is an extra $125 if you want it). Overall It's a nice almost complete project.
The price is $600 or $725 with the chrome header. Shipping is on you.
The first one is one I have had for a while and was going to restore at some point. It had a close encounter with a tree and tore it's rear wheel and trailing arm off. The car is easily repairable and would make a nice restoration project. I found a rear trailing arm after looking for what seemed like forever. I have the rear tire as seen in the pictures. I have rear stub axles ( need to look for them, they're definitely here in the stash ) and should have a dog bone. It will need the mounts to be made, as the previous owner lost them. One shock is bent. The body has a crack as seen in the photos. This one is shown with the chrome header (this is an extra $125 if you want it). Overall It's a nice almost complete project.
The price is $600 or $725 with the chrome header. Shipping is on you.
Re: Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: January 2nd, 2015, 4:05 pm
The second car is a restoration project I was working on but it got shelved for a while due to other interests keeping me busy..........and work.
The car has been gone through, from bare chassis to the point you see in the pictures. Fresh black powder coat. I made wheel adapters to take current 5th scale Baja wheels and tires. It still needs tie rods and such to complete the front end. The motor has been gone through and is clean and tight. The carb should be gone through if you plan on running it. A lot of new parts here as you can see. What's not new has been made to look new with much time involved. The body is in good shape structurally, will need paint. The shocks are not shown but look similar to the fronts on the other grizzly pictured in the last post. Shock clamps are included too, just not shown. This will come with original hubs and the custom hubs, but only the 5th scale wheels shown. No header is included with this one, unless you want the chrome one for the $125 discussed earlier in the last post. Radio equipment is not included.
The price on this is $1000 or $1125 with the header instead of the canister muffler. Shipping is on you.
The car has been gone through, from bare chassis to the point you see in the pictures. Fresh black powder coat. I made wheel adapters to take current 5th scale Baja wheels and tires. It still needs tie rods and such to complete the front end. The motor has been gone through and is clean and tight. The carb should be gone through if you plan on running it. A lot of new parts here as you can see. What's not new has been made to look new with much time involved. The body is in good shape structurally, will need paint. The shocks are not shown but look similar to the fronts on the other grizzly pictured in the last post. Shock clamps are included too, just not shown. This will come with original hubs and the custom hubs, but only the 5th scale wheels shown. No header is included with this one, unless you want the chrome one for the $125 discussed earlier in the last post. Radio equipment is not included.
The price on this is $1000 or $1125 with the header instead of the canister muffler. Shipping is on you.
Re: Grizzly pacesetter
Posted: January 3rd, 2015, 3:14 am
I have one that has been re done with a Raco Jack rabbit front suspension and a 57cc Mcolloch saw engine. When I got it there was no front end and no motor . $500 plus shipping if your interested send me a pm with your e mail and I send you pictures