Website to help make a body choice...

[Da Vols]

This might be helpful for those trying to decide on a body for the series...

http://www.classicscars.com/wspr/results/results.html

...lists the major race series and the cars/classes - no SCCA results though. Some interesting vehicles competed especially at the US venues - want to run a Chevy Vega or Ford Pinto?


GT bodies must be of a production based car that competed in Gr. 4, Gr. 5, IMSA, Camel GT, Trans Am, World Championship of Makes, or SCCA events during the years 1967-1979, inclusive. Bodies may be open or closed cockpit.


Prototype bodies must be of a car that competed in Can Am, Gr. 6, Gr. 7, World Championship of Makes, or SCCA events during the years 1967-1979, inclusive. Bodies may be open or closed cockpit.


Having Fun - Da Vols

[DaveKennedy]

Bruce some interesting reading there. I was looking at Racing Sports Cars website and it seems that "we're" lacking a slot car of a Chevy Monza for sure!

[Robert Livingston]

The Lola T70 Mk IIIB is listed as "Group 4". GPR has classed this car as a Prototype, in keeping with its usual class placement in many major events.

[dr vanski]

Here's a useful reference for plastic production chassis dimensions. Should help with kit bashing. Courtesy of onethirtysecond.co.uk.