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Looks like you got some good "bones" to start with.
I've built 1 or 2 cars myself and a lot of the fun is sourcing the parts as coxbros1 says above.
Hang in there and keep posting pics for all to see! We are behind you pushing all the way.

Is it steel or aluminum? I had 50 sets made (front and rear) a couple of years ago out of fairly thick aluminum. The one in your picture looks a lot like the ones I had made. There was a company in Dallas and I had these water jet cut. I sold them on Ebay for $25 a set. If you look at my gallery pic...

Was just wondering since there are so many types of aluminum wheels for the RC10, what type were you looking for?

I know this doesn't really help but sometime way back when I picked up a pair of gold CV's. I guess the only plus to this post is there are some out there I just don't know where or who made them. I see that they look towards the silver side in the pic but that's due to the flash. They are a nice go...

Thanks for the info Brian regards.

Can anyone tell me if the Novak 1 came with heat sinks please? The kind that slip on over the ones molded in the case?

I know this is a really old thread but how did the guy you purchased the car from get Curtis Husting's painted body in the first place? Just wondering?

How does the bottom look?

This would be an early Edinger RC10.

Yokomo 870C

Picked up another Edinger and wanted to post with Jammin Jay body.

Thank you! I do believe you nailed it!

Really nice design!

Can someone please tell me what kind of car this is?