Mystery chassis

[dirt rufus]

Hi everybody my name is Dan, I recently bought a Rolling chassis that I don't know who makes. I got in touch with Larry Shaw very helpful by the way definitely recommend him, he was unable to identify this chassis I am trying to find somebody who might have an idea of what it is I do not have the chassis in person,yet. The pictures I posted are the only things I have available at this time I got the car for really good deal Larry shaw said it looks like a metric stub but he was unable to identify the rest of it. It is my first car just looking to go out race and enjoy myself. Any help would be fantastic thank you in advance

[dirt rufus]

More pics of the car...

[stock car driver]

stock upper a arm mounts, that thing has to be from the mid 90s.

you can see its bent clearly in the few pics you posted, I would hope you got it for scrap price.

[JustAddDirt]

looks a lot like a clipped MasterSbilt late model.
Throwin-dirt cars used stock upper a- arm mounts up to at least the 2005-2007 (if I remember right).

[dirt rufus]

Owner said car is straight i questioned him he guaranteed its straight. "I'm hoping its good" I got it for a good price...stock mounts good or bad? should I pass this car by? Owner wants a grand.

[stock car driver]

you can see in the pic its bent. look at the pick of the rf

its not worth a 1000 to me at all racing is hard enough, trying to mess with a old old car that is god knows what brand make etc isn't my idea of fun.

[zeroracing]

I would pass and save up until I could find one in better shape and known brand.

[Lizardracing]

If you don't know what parts are supposed to be on it now you sure won't know what supposed to go on it later unless your like me and cut up stuff and try my own ideas.

[jsf74]

good luck with that thing. buy something you can identify and get help on or not at all!!!!

[JCSullivan00]

I'm with Stock Car Driver, right front definitely looks pushed over.

[dirt rufus]

I've decides to pass on this car and go with a street stock that's in my price range. Thanks for everybody's help.

[stock car driver]

Good luck.