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I stumbled across this IMO pretty impressive modified 1/32 Torino on a Youtube channel. I thought other people might like to see it. I've never built my own slot car but I would definitely be interested to hear from some vets how easy/hard it would be to swap 1/24 wheels onto a 1/32 chassis (with some cutting of course.) I have the Pikes Peak Torino so naturally I loved this build. It appears that its some car guys that built it an not necessarily slot car guys.
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I stumbled across this IMO pretty impressive modified 1/32 Torino on a Youtube channel. I thought other people might like to see it. I've never built my own slot car but I would definitely be interested to hear from some vets how easy/hard it would be to swap 1/24 wheels onto a 1/32 chassis (with some cutting of course.) I have the Pikes Peak Torino so naturally I loved this build. It appears that its some car guys that built it an not necessarily slot car guys. -
the paint came out excellent. Kudos to who painted it, top notch job.
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Originally posted by williamg View Post
Yeah that paint job its amazing. I agree about the chassis, I'm suprised it not more modified than that considering the about of work they put into it in terms of cutting and sectioning the interior. I love the big wheel "pro touring" mod look. I'd love to replicate that big wheel swap on one of my slot cars some day.Comment
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Pretty wild, great to see something imagined so well materialized, killer paint, runs well,
And it was for charity. Nothing lame about it...Comment
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That is a seriously hot looking slot car.Comment
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