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Post by **clayboy** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:25 pm

I just got junk off of eBay. I once had an "A" gold pan in 1982. I'd like a shelf queen but I like to run stuff. I will watch my grandson smash this car, but I will learn him better. I will Frankenstein the gold pans and post the pictures. I will have a lot of question about what's out there.

Post by **SnoopMaxx** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:20 pm

In 1984, Roger designed a 1:10 scale electric off road car, the RC10. In 1985 the RC10 placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd at the first-ever 1:10 Off Road IFMAR World Championships. The world of R/C cars has never been the same since. And neither has Associated!

How can you have a 1982 RC10 "A" stamp 2 YEARS BEFORE THEY STARTED DESIGNING IT

Post by **GJW** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:41 pm

clayboy wrote:I just got junk off of eBay. I once had an "A" gold pan in 1982. I'd like a shelf queen but I like to run stuff. I will watch my grandson smash this car, but I will learn him better. I will Frankenstein the gold pans and post the pictures. I will have a lot of question about what's out there.

welcome aboard,

we all get the dates wrong at first yes? will be good to see your photo's clayboy

Post by **clayboy** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:14 am

Easy, time travel! I was wondering about batteries for my cars. Not for racing, just backyard fun.

Post by **SteveK** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:48 pm

clayboy wrote:Easy, time travel! I was wondering about batteries for my cars. Not for racing, just backyard fun.

Hot tub time machine?

Don't spend too much on 'basher' batteries; don't go cheap, but it's better to get several mid-range packs than one really good one.

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