"Vintage" Derby Kits
"Vintage" Derby Kits
The only place I know to buy "vintage" derby kits is the folks at Beta Crafts, Inc. The call it their Original Pine Car Kit (1956). But they only sell it in lots of 24 or 48. Does anyone else know where one can buy that type of kit in ones and twos (or threes and fours)?
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
I seen them on e-bay and I think max-v use to have some.
Sporty
Sporty
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
Get a hold of Warren aka MrSlick. He had a supply of them from an old school race we did at PWDRacing.com. I think he may still have some of the individual kits for sale.
Lucky 13
Lucky 13
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
Lucky13,Lucky13 wrote:Get a hold of Warren aka MrSlick. He had a supply of them from an old school race we did at PWDRacing.com. I think he may still have some of the individual kits for sale.
Lucky 13
Thank you for the information...I picked one up from Warren.
If anyone is interested, the minimum Beta Craft will sell is 24. I can't use 24 Kits, however I would be willing to take 6 Kits and if we can get enough guys to go in on this we may be able to order enough Kits as a group to use 24.
If anyone interested let me know and how many you can use??
Humv
Dream Job--"Derby Car Analyst"--
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
Lucky,
i forgot all about warren having some, i still need a few myself.
Sporty
i forgot all about warren having some, i still need a few myself.
Sporty
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Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
3 years ago I bought 12 of the vintage kits from BetaCrafts (sold 6 to a PWD friend). If you call them you can order what ever quantity you want.
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Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
To build a "vintage" type PWD car...don't we really just need the vintage type wheels?
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
Actually if you cut your own axle supports I guess you could just order wheel kits. The Kit comes with the wood axle supports with slots for the axles, directions, specs, decals etc.AlabamaDan wrote:To build a "vintage" type PWD car...don't we really just need the vintage type wheels?
Good info Pinewood Daddy thanks....I will give it a try.Pinewood Daddy wrote: 3 years ago I bought 12 of the vintage kits from BetaCrafts (sold 6 to a PWD friend). If you call them you can order what ever quantity you want.
3 years ago I bought 12 of the vintage kits from BetaCrafts (sold 6 to a PWD friend). If you call them you can order what ever quantity you want.
Humv
Dream Job--"Derby Car Analyst"--
Re: "Vintage" Derby Kits
Good to know they'll sell smaller quantities! Thanks!