Taisan Porsche Project
| model | 58157: TA02RS 4WD Chassis Kit [ click here for more TA02RS 4WD Chassis Kits ] |
| status | NIB |
| date entered | 11/03/2010 13:47:23 |
| description | Lots of goodies here for my Taisan Porsche project. Taken some time to find all these parts in perfect shape. I managed to find an alternative to the pink TRF dampers as Jason was selling the limited edition event-only release version in blue quite recently. Thanks to all those who have helped me get this lot together, just the front Taisan gearbox A parts in grey to find now before I'll build [update July 2010 - A parts finally found!]. Comments welcome as ever.
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I have this car and may consider selling parts. I bought it years ago and it's just been sat in the cupboard. I didn't realise parts for it were rare. It still runs ok although some of the parts are a bit rusty due to it being put in a shed for a while.
Awesome David -- This is going to be a fun build! Surely someone will come along with a front gearbox for you soon enough
All those hop ups; lovely! I Built my TA03R-S in this fashion, expensive but very rewarding to build kits from shinny new parts that arrive sporadically in the post! Look forward to seeing it assembled!
VERY NICE! I had to give up on mine before I finished it, never did find those grey gear cases.
Great!! I love this! Building a fully hopped up car from parts! I have done it twice. TA and FF. You'll now regret it. Good luck. Keep us updated.
Nice spec! I did a similar project recently covered by an AMG Promarkt Mercedes. Check out my showroom if you´re interested.
that will make such an awesome TA02. Maybe the most perfect way a TA02 can be
Nice looking kit. I'm sure it will be a real sweet machine.
This look like a very expensive way to build a car, but I'm sure its worth it and with all these hop-ups it should perform like an F1 car... ENJOY ...!!!