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A few customer’s chassis pics.
A few more.
This strange looking chassis was made for a forum administrator on a site in the UK. It fits something called a Morris J-van. Very odd vehicle. But who am I to judge another man’s passion?
What do you mean think outside the box? Where did you even get a box? Where's my box?
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I was examining the latest BRM 578 chassis. It’s a huge improvement over the prototype. But it could still use a few improvements.
I decided to stretch my machinist legs a little and have a little fun. The newer chassis is the bottom one. No need for the back part of the chassis if we don’t have a body post back there. I also machined a 1mm recess for the motor to tuck the chassis under the body a little better.
It is by far the fanciest chassis to date.
This new one’s yours, Drew.
I’m scrapping the old design (the other one I just made).
The motor fits in the groove perfectly.
What do you mean think outside the box? Where did you even get a box? Where's my box?
Even though I may be new at this myself. How can I help you build your car? -
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Luis. I humbly thank you for your kind words.
To this point, the BRM 578 is the only chassis that requires this much work. Thank goodness…
Ken
What do you mean think outside the box? Where did you even get a box? Where's my box?
Even though I may be new at this myself. How can I help you build your car? -
Anyone can likely make one. But can you make two exactly alike?
I got so excited about this BRM chassis for Drew, that I had to make another.
What do you mean think outside the box? Where did you even get a box? Where's my box?
Even though I may be new at this myself. How can I help you build your car? -
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