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Happy Birthday Brian!!!!

Thanks. The chrome rear pro lines come up now and again but the fronts are not easy to locate these days. No motor guard as I used a graphite motor plate and the chassis is not drilled for one. Gear cover might be a clear parma. As for the body I'm trying to hunt down an Andys Pro Arrow. I've tried ...

Getting more done. Race master wheels looked odd on this so went with pro-line wheels. Electronics next.

Rpm Rear narrow arms are #8017. Correct rear suspension mounts is #8021.

Parts are ready for the six gear.

Phin wrote:(please don't say stealth )

Oh yes. Going to drill and hack that chassis for it . Absulutly not. I have a six gear that I will build new from individual part form and add some old school hop up's to it.

Going to start this pro race project over the holiday weekend. Gathered parts for a while now and it's time to stop looking at the bin this was sitting it :lol: . Not certain on the wheel/tire choice shown but have been wanting to use those race master slugs on something. Plans are to keep things cl...

Happy Birthday!!

aip47-2008 wrote:10-4 my "ASS"


Real deal is where it's at. Some serious eye candy here my friends.

X2!!

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It's an Airtronics 92237 Receiver with an impossible to find 94155 steering servo.

The 9240 chassis plate is not easy to come by. 9200 standard chassis is pricey now when found. If duplicating the manual as far as electronics then the Reedy cells, LRP Esc and the Airtronics 94155 is a challenge to locate.

My new built b2 built from kit form has 2 hole rear arms. I've also seen other new in pack b2 arms vary from 2 hole to 3 hole over the years.

Nice zappers showed up today. Nothing big but sometimes the small parts are fun to find.

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