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i actually was so involved in reading the post my eyes only glanced at the photo and i thought i was looking at a repost of the original cars picture. man thats a great rebuild. :mrgreen: That makes two of us. You guys are making me want to go down this same route. I remember seeing pics of my old ...

Some progress, the car is 75% complete but I am unhappy with some of the 4-40 cap screws, a lot of them have rust in or on them. I'll probably replace them all before going too much farther. Still waiting on the rear tires, rims, and felt trans gasket to arrive so I can finish up. Here are some pics...

The black parts are done and the screws arrived today. Looks like I may be building soon!!

First pics:

Thanks, watching at work muted but I wonder if you can use the same method for aluminum?

I have collected all the parts I need and the aluminum parts are at the platers right now. I have new shock bodies, trans felt gasket, screws, and tires comming in the mail. I removed the glued on tires in acetone and it worked perfectly. My only issue is that while cleaning the rear wheels, I manag...

Can you explain the simple green anodize trick? Or maybe a link? Thanks

That is a fresh look for sure, looks great!!

I just joined here and I recently acquired an RC-10 Worlds edition mostly complete. It's a later black version. It came with the worn original tires, some street tires on the back and a bunch of spare parts. Best thing is it is mostly stock and seems to not be cut up at all. It even has the original...

Hey folks, I just joined to try and gain a bit of knowledge and maybe for some nostalgia. I owned a few RC-10 kits back in the late 80's which are now long gone. Recently I picked up a a couple of vintage rc cars as my brother and nephew have given me back the RC bug. In a package deal I bought a Bo...