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....anyone know where the 1/10 mold is???....or where a 1/10 TOJ could be had....i want to build a 10L w/one............

AWESOME.............man we need someone to produce those rims again..........too pretty to run.....don't you dare...Matt

.....good GOD....get that Parma body off there and can it .........that is Team Associated blasphemy............cool find........was it on crack Bay??.i'm usually good at sniffing out the old Associated stuff..........Matt

The motor plate also looks quite nice, with countersunk/recessed screws on the bottom and areas milled out for weight savings. Do you guys think that the milling was done by AE or the previous owner? .....milling work NOT FACTORY............I have a bunch of NIP servo savers for this car if you wan...

Guys, are there any old brochures/ads out there of MRP 1/8 on road bodies from the late 70's??.........i have a couple old 1/8 MRP bodies and was wondering what else MRP offered at the time........thanks........MATT.....

thanks guys..........

Guys, I have some old front RC10 rims that are painted. I want to strip the paint and dye them. What can I use to strip the paint that won't hurt the nylon? Any suggestions?

Thanks

Matt

2 1/4 cars???...stock cars???.post pics to photobucket......

You bet!

Found this in one of my old Novarossi .12 boxes...........I believe Ron was the Novarossi importer at one time...........cool read........ 8) http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd97/960Taylorm/scan0001.png http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd97/960Taylorm/scan0002.png http://i227.photobucket.com/al...

matthew john wrote:ooohh. i like that body. sure would look purdy on my 500.

can be had right here.
http://www.historicrc.com/Greenwood-Corvette-Radio-Control-Vintage-Car-Body.htm

whattt????????????? that looks just like my rc300, the only thing different is the top part where the fuel tank is at??/ in the instructions it says rc300/250....must be the same. you said that was from around 1992???? in this associated history website it said the rc300 debuted in 1974 or 75 or 79...

the rc 250 and 300 are esssentially the same. the one difference is that the 250 had a solid axle and the 300 has a ball differential in the rear. i have been told by Rick Davis that it is the molded nylon front arms that make it an rc300, not the ball diff........ :?: http://www.rcmagvintage.com/r...

Mike, 1/8 donuts can still be bought........Lee at Winners Circle said they can be had from BSR....
www.winnerscirclerc.com

...AWESOME piece..............