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finnaly a proud owner of a 934
some quick pics

the main frame need to be bend straight etc, but the body is almost complete.
and maybe some other wheels

i also got the original speed controller with it, and some extra parts.

some parts ordered

so i have taken the car appart and here is the main chassis

i tried to bended it straight, and give it a quick polish.
but i wasn't happy with the result.

so i tried glass blasting
(Before picture)

quick picture of the procces
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all the parts glass blasted

close up

really heapy with the result! it looks like metalic silver

cool, the glass blasting makes it look so different
i would love to get one of these

i liked the blasting so much i also did the motormount
i placed small hoses in the bushings. and locked them thight with some screws.( so i don't get wear )

and less then 10 minuts later

me gusta

Great work, look forward to seeing your progress

quick update,
i was missing some bushings for the motormount and also the springs.
so i had made some from brass on my turning bench

the 3 bushings

and mounted with the springs (springs are from a pen with a little modification)

now back to celebrating xmas

Looks great

Excellent project!
The 934 is very high on my favorites list, not just because its no. 1, but also because of the dramatic body shapes and level of detail.
It's actually quite funny to look at the level of detail on the chassis compared to the body. Quite obvious where Tamiya were coming from

Keep us updated on the restoration!

-Lars