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I am intrigued by this.

I started assembly yesterday on my pan car and need a little help. My left rear bulkhead is not the greatest and id like to reolace it however, I cant seem to find one. Are they not for sale any more and will one from another model work like Bolink perhaps? Also my motor did not have a spacer on it...

It is definitely unique.

GoMachV wrote: ↑Tue Apr 06, 2021 3:41 pm I will say that if someone offered one for sale at $500 I would not be a buyer, and yet I wouldn’t sell mine for $700.

I completely agree with this.

Cheers, everyone. Here's to another 15 years!

Merry Christmas, RC10Talk.

At first I was not entirely sure what to think about all of the white and blue parts, but that body makes it all come together beautifully. Nicely done!

That makes sense. Thanks for the info. I think that the two opposing, partial depth holes on each of those arbors was throwing me off. I assumed that they were for function, such as for clearance over top of screw heads. But maybe they are just for weight reduction/aesthetics. The holes in those ar...

Biggs wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 5:27 pmMy assumption would be the programming is different

This is correct. The TC2 was programmed to be more optimal for touring cars.

That is a nice assortment of arbors. On my Cobra tire truers, I always use arbors with pins for both front and rear pan car tires. The pins can be placed against the inside "spokes" of front wheels and into the mounting screw holes of rear wheels. The pins prevent the arbors from slipping ...

What the ____?!

I love it!

I love the vintage paint scheme.

Sadly, even that beautiful paint scheme cannot disguise the hideousness of a cab forward body.

We cleaned the metal parts in the ultrasonic cleaner. The cups are shown here as we found them. Then the universals and turnbuckles were polished. And finally the turnbuckles and universals were made black again using cold blueing technique. The cups were cleaned too, and while we were at it, the h...

Happy Easter!

limestang wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 8:42 pm Also, found something to use the plastic knock-Offs for:)