Superlite Le Mans
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Sure Molleur, i know that, i just think it will not be a "plug & drive" to swap the bodies, i don't think you will be able to do it in a few hours. Maybe Fran will tell us.
chassis is exactly the same so you would be buying an SL-C with a Le Mans body if you ordered a Le mans.....
I notice on the superlitecars.com the Le Mans still doesn't seem to be available for purchase. Do you still plan to release this model and if so, is there an approximate date? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :drunk:
http://www.gt40s.com/forum/rcr-forum-rcr40-slc-p4-mkiv/36398-team-qrp.html
Yes, they have been made. I've waited a longtime to see one of these finished. Long enough to see the LMP come to completion and sway me from the dual purpose machine.
Yes, they have been made. I've waited a longtime to see one of these finished. Long enough to see the LMP come to completion and sway me from the dual purpose machine.
We have another Le Mans in Georgia being built and one more in New York
I would be very interested in seeing the pics on its build status. Is there any pricing available for this kit?
Price is the same as the SLC.
Andy, (per your facebook page) beautiful work in creating a door hinge for the Lemans. Does the hinge move the door slightly outward as it rises? Your car really makes me want to take a sawzall to the roof of MY car (must. look. away.) Nice engine cover touches as well.
SLC 001
Ben, that would be the actual Robertson Racing GT40 on his home page. Silly boy.
SLC 001
Ben, that would be the actual Robertson Racing GT40 on his home page. Silly boy.
The hinge has a compound angle of approx. 7 deg. we started at 5 deg and needed 7 in the end.
The prototype was made using alumininum tubing and then was redesigned at RCR and transferred to the billet piece we are using now.
H and his guys worked very hard and quickly to get the Le Mans ready for Charlotte...especially considering he had not laid eyes on an SLC build before starting...
Less than 4 months from start to show...
The prototype was made using alumininum tubing and then was redesigned at RCR and transferred to the billet piece we are using now.
H and his guys worked very hard and quickly to get the Le Mans ready for Charlotte...especially considering he had not laid eyes on an SLC build before starting...
Less than 4 months from start to show...
I had a chance to see the door hinge at AutoFair this past weekend. The hinge is a work of art.
Here are a couple PICs from the H Craft Facebook site.
Here are a couple PICs from the H Craft Facebook site.
Congrats on the publicity Fran! Wonderful machine!
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