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Is this a Junior T? . Screenshot_20231010-180927.png . Screenshot_20231010-181116.png Yeah that’s a Junior T. Wide molded chassis, molded shock towers and threaded rod instead of turnbuckles are giveaways. Missing the motor plate though.. Dead on, Great truck. got a few of em. Threaded rod and chas...

Andy will have a ton of answers for you. andymac0035 is his name here.

Interesting lead group in the votes, 3 very different contenders. One of them got my vote. I voted for the 33' Ford because you don't see the Parma Good Times cars often. Also, a Parma California Sport Truck (similar chassis) was my second hobby grade car. I would like a Cali Sport truck body for a...

It is the front mounted steering on the chassis, the pic will help.

20230909_185740.jpg 33 Ford on a carbon chassis. Savox SC-0251mg servo and a Intellispeed mild-mod ESC. Velcro body and grill mounts. Axial 20T motor for easy street runs on soft foams. Aluminum rear axle and hubs that are spaced for stance. Original brass bushings in the rear. Full bearings up fro...

That is F'n excellent. The beer while sitting around smokin meat, the end result is great and very fun to do.

Just like ferals and you took them in. Haha! Thanks for this.

I thought Futaba. Mid to late 80's it is.

No manufacturer or brand markings anywhere, Aristo Craft Hitec servo hs-300 and an AM receiver hp-2rnb. Tires have "Off-Roader" on them, Mabuchi 540-HS motor. Just not familiar with this design, I am thinking it is Futaba, but no idea what year or model. 20230805_175108.jpg [/img 20230805_...

Tasty I bet!!!

That blue just pops man. Nice combo.

Run it hard.

Oh wow! I could use one those. I've seen other models, not his one.

That is an attempt of cooling a brushed motor for an aquatic application.

Looking forward to next raffle. I swear I was in the top 10...

Thanks to all that made this raffle and the truck donation happen.

Sharpened a fork to poke holes in pork belly.

I was using a paring knife and I don't have one the fancy pork poking tools.

So I thought I could use an old fork and be three times as efficient.

I was able to buy number 295.