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i'm a chevy guy, so i'd say the camaro (plus i had three of them)

no, it wasn't on ebay. i built it about 6 years ago or so. the dirt oval scene kinda of died around where i live, so i haven't raced in a few years. i heard my local hobby shop is going to be building a new track pretty soon ( they blacktopped the old one a while back). that car is kinda out dated, ...

ain't much, but here ya go.

this is the pro version. it has the lto chassis, direct drive, but the chassis is drilled out for an mip trans as well.

that's a tough one. it's really up to you,though. it would be cool to find another one, then you could build one and still have one in the pack.

that's clean. you need a set of 3 spoke wheel nuts for that bad boy.

i got some stuff to add from m.a.'s post 6011 rc10 ce- no bearings, they had the bronze bushings. gold shocks, dogbones and stub axles, stealth trans, msc, stock motor, 3 piece wheels. 6035 rc10 team car- aluminum chassis, full bearings, hard anodized shocks, universal axles, stealth trans, one piec...

well here's my story. i got my first real rc in 87, or early 88. i was about ten or so. it was a midnight pumpkin. i still got it, still runnin strong. i played around a few years ( honning my driving skills :lol: ). imet up with a guy who got me into dirt oval racing in 1991. i bought a jrxt and ra...

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