Re: tracks

[ray.schwartz-at-juno.com]

tony those are some fine looking tanks .. 
im sure that there are plenty of folks who can afford to buy those
tanks.. if i had the money one would be on 
the way to my house.. 
if the price is right i would be intrested in some tank treads... 
panzer mk IV RULE

On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 11:31:48 -0700 "Tony Holroyd" <th123-at-cox.net> writes:
> Hi Frank.
>               I have noticed a lot of "traffic" on the subject of 
> tracks. Maybe, I can
> help those folks that want "real" tracks. I have access to track 
> link
> castings, in alum. that are exact copies of the original, for more 
> types of
> tank that you can think of. At this time have no idea on cost. I 
> would have
> to import them. That could be cost effective if there is sufficient 
> qty.
> Typically these are pinned with approx. 12 SWG copper wire, that has 
> been
> headed at one end, and bent over at the other ( inside) end. These 
> provide
> excellent traction, WD40 does a great lube job, ( my Tigger will 
> pull a car
> on level ground in mud) They do stretch and require adjustment/link 
> removal.
> The raw castings would require drilling , with a drill jig. These 
> are
> probably only of interest to folks that want genuine appearance and 
> high
> performance. If there is any interest I will pursue the matter 
> further.
> Perhaps we could divi. up a crate load.  Please advise.
> Regards, Tony, the new guy.
> 
> 
> 

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