Dimensions of Chassis v.9.3 DESTINY

Wheelbase	276mm
Front Wheel Track	180mm
Rear Wheel Track	185mm

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This car was the first to have our 3rd generation RC Chassis! You are able to build it with our latest! When you download DESTINY you get everything to build any 3Dprinted 1/10 Chassis for on-road electric RC cars.

Below you can see the “Varying” parts which are needed to set DESTINY for the RC Ford Crown Victoria P71/P72 body kit. You will find below parts among the downloaded folders.

• Setting Wheelbase

You can also use the adjustable Connecting Part!

• Setting Front Track

For Steering Sides you can use the adjustable version!

You can also build the front Turnbuckles with the new version using an M3x20mm screw!

• Setting Rear Track

At the Front&Rear Turnbuckles you determine the length of the threaded M3 rods. You can easily set the inclination of the wheels!

You can also build the rear Turnbuckles with the new version using an M3x25mm screw!

WINDOWS

You can make the windows 3 different ways. First, you can print the unfolded window STL files. Secondly, you can use the first option as a stencil for a different material you prefer to make the windows with. Thirdly, with a resin printer you can 3d-print the folded window STL files.

Light bar used for the 1:10 police P71 interceptor:

Link to get it on ebay

The original Ford Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor we used as a reference

I made the door vinyls a bit bigger in the word document among the files for better recognition.

The Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor (1998–2011) was marketed specifically for law-enforcement use. A long-wheelbase Crown Victoria sedan P70 (2002–2011) was marketed primarily for taxi cab fleets all over the United States.
You will be able to build this as a taxi cab as well, though for only the standard wheelbase matching the wheelbase of the Police Interceptor. P71 Interceptor, the P72 and P73 Base (regular/commercial car) had the same wheelbases. To be 100% accurate, most of the taxies had longer wheelbases (P70) which was most noticable on the bigger backdoor as passenger biger legroom was prefered. If many of you guys revolt and demand the longer version too, I reckon my brother will draw that for ya!