SG-1, Ferrari 375 B
Some time ago i get a nice projekt a SG-1 Standard from 1974. It was the first car SG produced in series. In the meanwhile i get all parts to made the car ready, inclused clutch, exhaust and engine mounts. With an other car i get this super painted ferrari 375 B body. It is an body from SG, the label is printed on the front wing. I do not found the body in any catalogs, but i think it must be an old one. I decide to take this body on the SG-1 chassis. Now i have the next problem, when i put an engine in, i must cut out this great body. I am not sure if i let the car without engine or if i cut out the body, any ideas?









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SG-1 Standard
Comments
superchampjohn
Please do not cut that beautiful Body. Use a brushless electric motor if you want to go fast.
Ascona1
I will not run this car. but i like complete cars in the shelf.
mcovalsk
This is a Ferrari 312T2 from 1976 body shape
Ascona1
Woh, you are an expert in these cars !!
Road Burner
I had the same conundrum with my less desired Ofna Ferrari. I would leave it without the engine!
bakaguyjean
Delta Plastik still makes this body,you can order a spare from them. You post the most interesting cars on Tamiyaclub.Thank you!!
bakaguyjean
Delta Plastik 1/8th Historic [Click here]
Ascona1
I know delta plastic, but did not found this body on there site.
relwyn
The noticable white air intake makes it a 312T2 body. I would not cut this beauty unless a spare is around.
Fernado Alonso
Wow the number 2 car
Clay regazzoni .
F312T2.
Very nice Dont make any holes in the car please.
Cheers Alex
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