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The link in the OP still renders the battery article on my iPhone.

I finally set some time aside to do some more work on this build. I passed on the B2 style turnbuckles and stuck with the same style used for the earlier Team/Worlds. AE Ball studs are all the later stainless variant. I wanted to keep my Worlds shock kit intact for another project, so I sourced colo...

The first iteration was a Yokomo "dry mag", and in 1988 they switched to the Yokomo "wet mag" when it became available.

I've tried all the links in this thread...the issues on internet archive I have on PDF, I have a lot of paper issues, but I'm missing from 1989 to 1994. Has anyone got a working pdf link for these issues? Thanks! It appears the link I posted back in Sept. finally threw the ghost. A lot of us have t...

XLR8 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 4:02 pm It's nice having places like them and Michael's RC as options.

Michael's has raised their price $75 (or more) over the past week. No longer a good deal.

Later Yokomo wet mag from around 1988/89.

I remember AE stating they would not be offering CC parts separately. I assumed they meant "clear" parts since chassis, nose, motor plates, tires (maybe something else) were offered up. I wonder if they have changed their stance with the 40th gold pan kit.

Hopefully the chassis aren't warped like the ones AE unloaded on eBay last year without mentioning they were blems.

Appreciate the responses guys. Unfortunately its too late. The auction ended just after the first response. At least now I know for next time. Stealth trans are posted up often. The key is finding a complete one in good condition for less than $100. Your 6 gear will handle brushless and 2S if you h...

Finally found another set of Mip #1188 Lite Drives and a few other goodies.

I found a new 19D a few years ago, then this 19S popped up last week. These early 1990’s motors with ceramic shafts are really cool.

Since you stated you are going "true to one direction...vintage" I figured you would want to know those Conklin aluminum outdrives are not vintage.

6459 & 6460 are plentiful on eBay. The unobtanium versions are on there as well. I'd look for RPM steering blocks and get a few sets of AE ball cups if you're going to run it. I broke a rear suspension mount when I clipped the pipe barrier one time.

I needed these for an upcoming build.