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Discussion in 'Collectables, Literature, & Models' started by The Speedfighter, Dec 27, 2008.

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  1. The Speedfighter

    The Speedfighter Formula 3

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    #1 The Speedfighter, Dec 27, 2008
    Hi all,

    Today somebody gave me a Pocher F40. But the state of this model is very poor i.e. front window cracked, scratches & mirrors are missing. Does somebody of you know where I can get parts or where I can get this model restored?

    Thanks very much for your help!!

    Lex
     
  2. the_stig

    the_stig F1 Rookie

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    #2 the_stig, Dec 27, 2008
    Replacement mirrors and some extra detailing parts are available - the window will be a problem. A member here is a source of detailing parts for Pocher models and I'm sure he'll be along with more info.
     
  3. toddjw73

    toddjw73 F1 Rookie

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    #3 toddjw73, Dec 27, 2008
    Great score! Free:eek:

    Take some time to look around on eBay for the parts. As The Stig said, there will be another F-chatter that will chime in or send you a PM for some of the basic parts and some of the more detailed parts that did not come with it.
     
  4. moriaan1

    moriaan1 Formula 3

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    #4 moriaan1, Dec 28, 2008
    try stephane at scaledetails.com , he's a member
     
  5. The Speedfighter

    The Speedfighter Formula 3

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    #5 The Speedfighter, Dec 29, 2008
    Thanks guys!!
     
  6. spirot

    spirot F1 World Champ

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    #6 spirot, Dec 29, 2008
    For the window just go to a good hobby store and buy a sheet of clear poly carbonate plastic.. and cut your own windsheild out. you will have to "squeeze it to get the shape of the wind sheild... but it should work well and will be much more clear...
     
  7. Scaledetails

    Scaledetails F1 Rookie

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    #7 Scaledetails, Dec 29, 2008
    Thanks everyone. By the way, that is a great way to replace the windshield indeed. Email me if you need anything else, I do Pocher models full time.

    Stephane
    www.scaledetails.com
     

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