Slot Car Track Build Update

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Steve Ogilvie talks and shows progress on the slot car track so far. In 2002 I gave operation of Steve Ogilvie Custom Tracks to my business partner, Brian Crosby, and he continued to build tracks for another 10 years.We also had a builder in Florida, Donn Bryans that we shared track building with under a licensing deal. Donn still builds tracks, custom built to order.

Komentáře • 8

  • @glennjones5349
    @glennjones5349 Před 4 měsíci

    What are the dimensions of the supports? Found a track ob craiglist and trying to restore it

  • @glennjones5349
    @glennjones5349 Před 4 měsíci

    Did you sell a track in Taos NM?

  • @rickhyde6831
    @rickhyde6831 Před 3 lety +1

    I don’t see a date on the video. Can you help me out, Steve?

  • @daltaylor7235
    @daltaylor7235 Před 2 lety

    do you still build commercial tracks now?

  • @TedTucholski
    @TedTucholski Před 3 lety

    Steve, who were some of your track building competitors. I know of only one, Hasse Nielson. Who were some others. Also are you responsible for the "King" track design or who was ? Who was responsible for other common designs like an "Engleman". There was a track in Santee Calif. It was a "hillclimb" variation. Did you build it.? Just curious thanks from an old time racer back in the mid 90's / early 2000's in Arizona and California.

    • @steveogilvie1773
      @steveogilvie1773  Před 3 lety +2

      I started selling mostly home tracks in late 1986. Built my first commercial track in 1988, maybe 87. Hasse was my earliest competitor but at the time there was also Ed Tunkle and a few others. Later on Chris Dadds, everyone else did not sell enough tracks to really mention. Once I developed a track design that allowed me to build and paint my tracks in my shop and deliver them finished I pretty much had the market to myself, everyone else got my leftovers. Donn Bryans started working with me in the early 90's out of his shop in Florida. He still builds tracks.
      The King track design was by American Model Car Raceways. The Engleman was originally built by Stan Engleman. I built a lot of hillclimbs but I do not know where they all went too. I did not have time to catalogue anything and all my invoices got accidentally destroyed when I tore down my old house. But I do know that I was personally involved in the building of over 500 tracks because every one of them got a number.