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Well., I can't blame you guys if you don't believe what I am saying. I justso happend that in 1985, my parents bought two kits for me and my brother .which is the reason why I am lookin for those parts because I have had it once in my lifetime . I am trying to find parts for my RC10, not searching ...

Well., I can't blame you guys if you don't believe what I am saying. I justso happend that in 1985, my parents bought two kits for me and my brother .which is the reason why I am lookin for those parts because I have had it once in my lifetime . I am trying to find parts for my RC10, not searching f...

I got a link...I can't be wrong.
http://www.theshreves.com/rc_stuff/manuals/ae_rc10/
Check page "0" and page "25" and look at photo 188. hahahaha!

I got a few photos last night of the used motors, and they all look like they were VERY well cared for. It looks like there are both stock and mod motors, from Trinity, Reedy, Black Magic, Fantom, Losi Revolution, Twister, Kyosho, Litespeed, Speedworks, Race Prep, B&R and even a couple of Astro...

I believe you ! I am doing research on it now. I believe the battery hold downs were made from the same thickness fiberglass the shock towers were made from. I am going to call Associated on Monday to talk to them about a few other questions I have concerning facts about the early RC10 ( for my web...

Nice work! Great info, too. Good to know these little details about the history of the car. Maybe you can help me . Looking for those front wheels Jay Halsey used during the 85 Worlds. The one in your avatar. I think they are CRPs, am I right? And the JG front bumper as well. I am building another ...

Tonight I took my RC10 gold tub runner out for a spin. It was a blast. It's got a 14t Speed Gems motor and a Super Rooster and a bunch of good old school stuff on it. I just drove it around the neighborhood. I built it to be a runner. I wanted to run it harder, but it is in pretty good shape. It's ...

Fiest time the RC10 came out, it had fiberglass battery hold downs. And Two servo savers. Not one. Who can back me up onthis one. I know because I had it before.
...c'mon people...is this true or not?

Update on my RC10...just installed the 132 servos in place of the big Aristocrafts. I have replaced the tyres as well but not new ones...
...ok , I'll change the rims too...soon.

indeed, the fiberglass battery hold down were only displayed on the box of the first RC10 kits (1984, I am pretty shure of the date), they were never included, like the silver shocks, the four head lights (only two in the original kit), and of course the aluminium spring retainers shown on the box ...

Any of you guys remember when the first year the RC10 came out? It came out with fiberglass battery hold down bars. I am looking for a pair. Used or new will. I had one of the first ones in '83/'84, and I believe the car was released in '82 or '83 sometime (I'll have to check on that one). I don't ...

fiberglass battery hold dows can easily be hand-made, as for the diamond shape wing buttons, I do not know them, I only know the water-droplet shaped wing buttons...these were on the original kit in white, you can still get them in black at Tower Hobbies for a few bucks... Actually, I do have those...

Here is my RC10. I took the Aristocraft radio/servro setup and will be replacing it with the S132H Futabas. Right now I am using bigger servos. I'll show some of the older photos.