The SLIMLINE slotcar chassis, which was produced and used in this slot car from 1964 to 1969, was designed to permit a truer scale reproduction of slot cars of this size. With proper care and maintenance, your Atlas SLIMLINE slotcars should give you countless hours of satisfactory running.

1. Slide ARMATURE BEARING #M113 on each end of shaft. Be sure thin flanges are to outside.
2. Push GEAR #M119 to commutator end of shaft. Make sure armature bearing is free with a little play, then snap this entire assembly into CHASSIS #C141 as shown.
3. Place MOTOR TERMINAL CLIP #C142 to side of chassis between plastic ribs. Turn chassis upside down and insert PICKUP SHOE #C148. Repeat for other side. Pickup shoes will hold terminal clip in place.
4. Insert BRUSH #M106 into SPRING #M107 and then into BRUSH SCREW #M118. This unit is then screwed through slot of terminal clip into hole of chassis. Make sure screw is tight against terminal clip for contact.

A dab of light grease to each axle, motor shaft and gears are required every few hours of running to keep cars running free. HINT: Do NOT use excessive amounts of lubricants as any grease or oils on commutators or brushes will slow down your slot cars considerably.

Keep slot car track roadway clean by wiping with dry soft cloth. Static electricity will attract lint to axles and gears causing improper performance and possible damage. HINT: For best results do NOT run any slot car set directly on carpet.

Atlas Slimline Motor Parts For Sale:
m104 magnet m106 brush m107 brush spring m112 armature m113 armature bearings m115 field clip m118 brush screw m119 spur gear

Atlas Slimline Chassis Parts For Sale:
c123 axle c124 axle gear c126 hub c127 tire c129 front guide pin c130 rear guide pin c131 screw c141 chassis c142 motor terminal clip c145 spline gear c148 pickup shoes

Atlas Slimline Chassis