Any ideas
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I saw the advetrtisement also and price wise it aint bad and with some negotiation Ill bet you could have a bargain to start with.
Body doesn't look to be a GTD. My GTD body didn't have those sharp moulding edges.
The brake vent inner structure of the front clip also differs from my GTD body
That dash structure of the chassis doesn't look familiar also.
Every body work section is tranferable to any chassis you like. I transferred a GTD mk2 body on to a KVA B chassis.
Some more pics of that GT project which someone might recogise.
Body doesn't look to be a GTD. My GTD body didn't have those sharp moulding edges.
The brake vent inner structure of the front clip also differs from my GTD body
That dash structure of the chassis doesn't look familiar also.
Every body work section is tranferable to any chassis you like. I transferred a GTD mk2 body on to a KVA B chassis.
Some more pics of that GT project which someone might recogise.
Ian Anderson
Lifetime Supporter
Looking at the side intake scoop on the rear, the distance of the foot section seems longer than standard, which would point me towards DAX as that is where they added their height.
is there a link to more photos?
ian
is there a link to more photos?
ian
Agree with Ian, looks like a Dax. (Height from the bottom of the door up to the air intake looks much larger than stock.)
Ian Anderson
Lifetime Supporter
Here are photos and a build when my DAX was put together
The other DAX difference that is easy to spot, the rear radius arms on the DAX go almost straight forward, On other replicas they go a long way inboard At the front So the DAX radius arm is very close to the tyre. seems similar in the rear underbody picture.
What is in those photos will take hundreds of hours of labour to get anywhere near a complete vehicle.
Ian
DAX Build Up
Well I hink it is about time to start up a thread about the DAX. I bought it about a year ago and posted some pictures in this thread. http://www.gt40s.com/ubbthreads/showflat...=true#Post48628 It became apparant very quickly that I was going to battle with space as the garage is about 7'6"...
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The other DAX difference that is easy to spot, the rear radius arms on the DAX go almost straight forward, On other replicas they go a long way inboard At the front So the DAX radius arm is very close to the tyre. seems similar in the rear underbody picture.
What is in those photos will take hundreds of hours of labour to get anywhere near a complete vehicle.
Ian
Ian Anderson
Lifetime Supporter
Hi Mike if it is a DAX then GTD fits, mine cracked and the GTD fits perfectly.
Ian
Ian
