|
|
 Posted - March 18 2024 : 11:20:50 PM
|
Atomic Lake #83. This is a Lindsay FA I rehabbed 8 or 9 years ago. After fighting zincpest problems during the initial rebuild, the power truck casing eventually gave out and the engine has been dead for a couple years now. I swapped in a new power truck tonight and she runs happy now! For how long though.... 
|
Country:  Canada ~
Posts: 3319 ~
Member Since: September 22 2006 ~
Last Visit: April 07 2024
|
Alert Moderator
|
|
|
|
Posted - March 20 2024 : 2:14:21 PM
|
  ! Ride on AL!!
|
Country:  USA ~
Posts: 11194 ~
Member Since: December 09 2013 ~
Last Visit: April 27 2024
|
Alert Moderator
|
|
|
|
Posted - April 01 2024 : 03:37:07 AM
|
Yes! Let’s keep the old ones running!
Glenn
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
|
|
Country: USA ~
Posts: 1486 ~
Member Since: December 13 2008 ~
Last Visit: April 02 2024
|
Alert Moderator
|
|
|
|
Posted - April 01 2024 : 6:04:54 PM
|
Did you know that Hobbytown of Boston still makes the Lindsay FA bodies, along with a powered chassis to fit them?
https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=https://hobbytownofboston.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Kit-List-2020-EARLY.pdf
|
|
Country: USA ~
Posts: 483 ~
Member Since: December 22 2013 ~
Last Visit: April 26 2024
|
Alert Moderator
|
|
|
|
Posted - April 02 2024 : 10:28:44 PM
|
| I've heard that before about Hobbytown still making engines....I didn't realize the FA was still available though. The prices look quite good. It's a shame the original Lindsay drive isn't still available.
|
|
Country: Canada ~
Posts: 3319 ~
Member Since: September 22 2006 ~
Last Visit: April 07 2024
|
Alert Moderator
|
|
Home
Forums
Events Calendar
Forum Admins & Mods
Register
