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Thanks JosephS. Yeah for multiple reasons i'm not terribly interested adding anymore than necessary. If I want to do that, I'll probably start with a new car. This one is sentimental as mentioned above. I ended ups just putting in new bearings on the front and rear, but I kept the original for later...

fantastic tips, I had no idea. About 8 years ago a neighbor was restoring RC10s and he had jars outside soaking the nylon parts as you describe. I had no idea it was also for the durability, assumed it was just for asthetics. Thanks! I certainly don't want to unnecessarily break these parts, I didn'...

Awesome, thanks so much for the guidance - I'll get this car back in shape in no time now, found an aftermarket Viperbody too! Thanks for tip on forum, I thought it just allowed UR/Links, I'll look more closely next time I need to post pics.

* mikea96 - sure thing. posted a link above. * juicedcoup - I believe you’re right, i think its the Graphite Team Car according to the box. Thank you for the links to the manuals. Fortunately I have my original, but these are great to have referenced too! * limestang - yeah I have a few projects to ...

Sorry I would have but wasn't sure how to upload images, found a site to host pics. Here's the box:
https://postimg.cc/DSWSXKqD

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi, I have an old RC10 I've had for about 30 years the my dad got me. I still remember building it with him when I was a kid, so it's more than just a car. It's in pretty good shape, but I'm going through it and hoping to replace some bearings and rebuild the shocks. When I go onto various retailers...