There are a very small number of auto world Thunderjet slot cars that I have never acquired for my collection. I can only think of one instance where it was simply contempt (namely: the ‘65 Ford Fairlane, which such an awful looking, poorly proportioned body that I never wanted one). In other cases, it simplyContinue reading ““Atta-Stude” – AW T-Jet Special Edition Squared…And Then Some!”
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Drag City’s Saturday Morning Time Machine – Installment 1: Scooby Doo | “The Phantom Racer Rides Again”
Happy Saturday, race fans and nostalgia nerds! Craving some new matieral that rekindles that childhood Saturday morning fun with a tire shredding twist? I got you covered! I recently floated the idea of doing a small series of posts of “fan fiction” stories based on some of our favorite Saturday Morning memories! Now, I’m aContinue reading “Drag City’s Saturday Morning Time Machine – Installment 1: Scooby Doo | “The Phantom Racer Rides Again””
Skirt Chaser!
The author shares their experience of enhancing a racing track table by adding a fabric skirt to create a neater appearance. After discovering the perfect fabric at Hobby Lobby, they received help from a friend, Patrick, during his visit. The project improved the table’s look significantly, prompting future plans for better lighting.
April 26 | Memento Mori
This post commemorates the author’s late friend Dale Pratley, reflecting on their shared experiences, especially in the context of slot car racing. It discusses the inevitability of loss and the importance of cherishing memories. Two years after Dale’s passing, the author honors him by continuing their passion for racing and valuing friendships.
Original Thunderjet Chassis Repairs: Curing the “Gear Slippage” Condition – The Tools, The Methods
The author shares a follow-up on repairing a vintage T-Jet model, specifically a ’63 Galaxie police car. Initially attempting a chassis swap, they encountered issues with both the motor and chassis pan. The video demonstrates the use of a specialized gear tool essential for fixing common problems like gear slippage, encouraging viewers to engage in their own repairs.