Hey, new to forum, long time AE fan

[Ewag]

Hello everyone,
I've been a lifelong fan of Associated products. Like most of you, it started with the gold pan. Recently I've been interested in the history of the Rc10. I didn't know there were Edinger and Cadillac Rc10's. I have one of the first edition (no stamp) Rc10's. It's pretty cool to learn about all the differences between them and to own a piece of Rc history. In the future I will try to post pics of what I have and ask a few questions. Thanks for creating a place we can all share our experience with one of the greatest cars, the Rc10. Ew

[Ewag]

Wow!..... This is a tough room, 22 views and not one "sup?" (Short for what's up, aka hey or Hi)

[Bong024]

Don't take it personally, this is a great forum with a bunch of great members. Very helpful and very knowledgeable. Everyone may be busy building their new Worlds cars!!. Welcome to the site!!

[shodog]

Sup' bro

[Ewag]

Ha, yeah I know. Lol. Funny you should mention the worlds car, mine came a couple days ago. Can't wait to get started on it.

[Bong024]

Enjoy the worlds car. My family has allowed me to build the nose over the course of three days, but I am enjoying it. Love to see pics of your original car. Post em up when you get a chance.

[Ewag]

Will do

[RC10resto]

and pics usually get peoples attention

welcome aboard

[Ewag]

My Rc10's

[Ewag]

Side shot

[TOLITS]

Welcome to forum man, nice looking early release RC10s.
I'm a fan of early RC10 myself, still collecting the old ones.

[slotcarrod]

Sup!

[SONYtec]

Welcome!!!

Nice!!!

[85Edinger]

Welcome!
Why do short arm/ 6 gears seem so much more common than any other type of Rc10?

[Ewag]

That's a good question, I would have to say (and it's only a guess) it would have to be because of higher production of the short arm 6 gear car. So to break down that large number, we start looking at the stamp on the chassis, or where it was manufactured to figure out the "rarity" of the car. That's the best way I can explain it.