Sentence examples for running chassis from inspiring English sources

Typical of the era, the Castle coupe, car No. 601 in the factory's record, was produced as a running chassis without a body.

Beside analyses of running chassis production, simulations were made by experienced workers using prototypes of new chassis and were complemented with computer manikin analyses.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Warner confirmed that the elusive Corvette XP-819 prototype (which is undergoing a complicated restoration) will be on the show field as a running chassis.

The first car to carry the Wraith name, from 1938, was sold to coachbuilders as a running chassis, which guaranteed that every one of the 492 examples looked different.

Most teams will want to have their new chassis running at that first test so they have time to properly understand the car before the season starts.

This was to satisfy the commercial rights holder - represented by F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone - they were "sustainable for 2015 onwards from a financial point of view" and to convince governing body the FIA they would have a "safe, compliant car running the 2014 chassis".

8 had a ladder frame chassis.

Car #1 was built using the chassis frame, gearbox, running gear and V8 engine of a 1932 Ford Tudor sedan.

It featured an unusual backbone chassis, a central spinelike frame running the length of the car.

Despite the car's sophisticated chassis and running gear, some of the coachwork, by Fleetwood Metal Body in Pennsylvania, could only be called crude, Mr. Schmidt said.

Two other rods, Black Jack, based on a 1932 Ford High Boy roadster, sold for $172,800, and Sniper, constructed around a 1954 Plymouth Belvedere convertible with a Dodge Viper V-10 engine and highly modified chassis and running gear, brought $162,000.