29-08-2022, 11:08 AM
It might be that the front adaptions can give a steer as to whether you are going to need to assemble to see if things like castor and camber have been adeptly worked out in the special, or if it's something you would have to assemble to just see if the characteristics were well planned in the first place. Does that radical change of level at the front (with a simple, standard flat A frame top hat section twisting a lot anyway) look a well engineered mod that might make you wish to investigate all the rest a bit more?
Standard Austin Sports chassis' have used flat or reverse springing and drop axles at the front. It is difficult to know what was with this one if it were ever running.
Standard Austin Sports chassis' have used flat or reverse springing and drop axles at the front. It is difficult to know what was with this one if it were ever running.