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When I posted the pic in the digital conversion it got me to thinking. I converted this style chassis because I really liked the way they were made but they are unmarked. They are from the mid 60's. Any ideas? 
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Dave
Saginaw Valley Raceway
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If it helps I just looked at the Cobra Daytona body (also unmarked) that came on it and is a slot car body and it was made for this chassis. It was molded in dark blue. Must have been part of a kit.Dave
Saginaw Valley Raceway
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Classic, maybe? I can't remember if they were anodized like that....Come Race at The Trace!
Timberline Trace International Raceway - SW of Mpls, MN
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The blue anodized chassis' are by K&B, search K&B blue anodized chassis and you'll find info out there. I would guess that the Cobra Daytona coupe body is also by K&B.DAVE - MI, USAComment
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another K&B that i've never seen!
i was about to say that it looked like it had Riggen fronts.Comment
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Yep there it is. Thx Dave. I only have one body which surprises me as all the cars have been together all these years and I can't imagine my Dad buying just a chassis but ya never know. Guess I have to go looking for another K&B body,
Dave
Saginaw Valley Raceway
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Quick check on the Bay shows an advert from K&B that shows 2 bodies, the Daytona and a Ford GT. Now where getting somewhere.
Dave
Saginaw Valley Raceway
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