1966 (and newer) CanAm cars on the grid -
chrisguyw - 31st-Aug-25
A few of my 1966 (and newer) CanAm cars on the grid.
Cheers
Chris Walker
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Anthony B - 2nd-Sep-25
Your work is superb Chris - thank you for sharing here !!
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TN327 - 3rd-Sep-25
Beautiful!
Those cars are burned into my memories.
Thanks for posting
MJinTN
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munter - 3rd-Sep-25
I think these pictures confirm what I already knew....Chris is a master builder.
I would like some chassis pictures though and also a better look at the cars further down the grid.
Now Chris I don't know if you have a Wolverine but perhaps you should ask me for a body kit?
munter -
munter - 3rd-Sep-25
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Please ignore the line of carburettors they were extras ordered by this customer.
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chrisguyw - 3rd-Sep-25
(3rd-Sep-25, 07:53 PM)munter Wrote: Now Chris I don't know if you have a Wolverine but perhaps you should ask me for a body kit?
Hi John,....I do not have a Wolverine, but, I likely should buy one
David Mitcham did a nice job on one of your "Wolverines" a few years back.
Cheers
Chris Walker
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chrisguyw - 3rd-Sep-25
(3rd-Sep-25, 07:53 PM)munter Wrote: I would like some chassis pictures though and also a better look at the cars further down the grid.
Hi John, I don't have handy pic. of everything, but, here are a few..........
Cheers
Chris Walker
A Lola T163,....using a clear lexan body from Truescale,.......I did cut out some grill openings and added a few bits and pieces.
It was taken on a dull day, with the colour being a much more vibrant orange,....looks a bit red in the pics.
Ahha,...just found a better pic. of the colour,.......the light can sure change things...........
At the time this was built, I was playing around with "Hybrid" chassis designs (plastic pods and wire/brass chassis plates),....I have reverted to maily brass/wire chassis.
Another from the back of the Grid is this Strombecker McKee Mk10,....again some bodywork done, bits and pieces made/added.
I do not have a pic. of this cars' chassis but it is a slightly modified 1/32 AMT brass job.
The chassis for the Ferrai 612 (front row of grid),....powered by a "sample" FC-050 motor,.....a great running car !!
Below is the chassis for the Aurora McLaren M12 (also front row),........considering the age of the real car, and early CanAm in general, I wanted a relatively low tech chassis (inline ) with gobs of torque !!
And a Fly Chevron (back of grid),.......this one won the the "Pan America" proxy a few years back, and, I humbly submit , by a mile
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munter - 3rd-Sep-25
Thanks Chris. the body pictures and the chassis pictures speak many thousands of words.