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cool piece of history

RNGRDVE said:
Is that really a 'mate or does he just think it is?
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It looks like the real deal. :)

Here's a few old vintage Checkmate Sprint images from back in the day. :thumb:

Mike_Downard_-_Long_Beach.jpg
 
Cool find! I wonder if that is my old 14' cm tunnel I sold to a guy in fl a few years ago. I agree with coop, I hate the stupid flames. I would put her back to original.
 
It would be nice if someone bought up one of the few that are kicking around and restored it.

A nice vintage, red label inline six would look perfect on the back! :thumb:

-Chris
 
I've never driven one but always heard you don't want to over power those old stràight tunnels unless you want to do a back flip....not real for giving.
 
I've got a couple of 1500 short shafts if anyone wants one...I even have XS stickers(not currently on the motors). Just sayin...:bigthumb:
 
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