Model Racing- 400 Miles

[Rpearsonx]

Hey everyone,

Ive never done a post here before, but I was so incredibly kindly gifted this awesome 1976 400 Miles Racing game by @philmurr (huge thanks again), so here's my attempt at logging this coming back to life!

Here it is after finally getting it through the front door:

And finally getting it back together:

Here's a few pics of the Electro-mechanical projection unit mounted ontop:

Next up is to drill the locks out and get inside! Thank you so much again to Philmurr for this amazing machine, I shall update soon.

 

[TheDaddy]

Ah I remember this coming up (nice one Phil). Look forward to see its restoration. I doubt it will be easy for you , But well worth it !

Dave.

 

[Rpearsonx]

It's definitely gonna be a challenge but it's always a great feeling to work on these awesome electro-mechanical beasts!
Hopefully I can do it justice!

 

[Alpha1]

Nice!

 

[LawmanAUT]

Ah nice to see there is still progress with the cab i conveyed to philmurr in 2017.

If I remember correct, Phil found out there is one pcb missing ( these are multiple pcb´s like a looping or gorf ). Good luck with the project!

 

[philmurr]

Ah nice to see there is still progress with the cab i conveyed to philmurr in 2017.

If I remember correct, Phil found out there is one pcb missing ( these are multiple pcb´s like a looping or gorf ). Good luck with the project!

Andreas - yes this is the same cab you arranged

But you must be thinking of a different cab with the pcb missing - I know it's definitely not this one because in all the time I owned it I never opened it up, the only thing I did with it was give it a clean!

Good luck with the restoration Ryan - looking forward to seeing it working

philmurr2022-04-14 15:20:51

 

[LawmanAUT]

Ah yeah, maybe I just got confused and it was the 70´s game nürburg - this was the 2nd cab from the operator.

 

[Mr20to5]

Hey @Rpearsonx, searching for something else and I found this thread. Did you get anywhere with this fabulous beast of a machine?