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Yes, of course you could be correct. The only real way for me to know is to ask somebody involved with the original prototype builds (which i am still actively trying to do). I am basing my assumption on a couple of things.... there were two articles on the 2wd prototypes, and in the same magazine ...

I have pretty much immediately started looking at what parts might be required for this. I know from studying the old magazine pictures that the two prototype cars I have seen had slightly different Brimod shocks than the typical versions which were commonly available. They had smaller shock caps f...

Welcome to the fun. You are going to love it here.

Nice!

So sad...

RC10th wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2019 9:58 am

Hahaha! I had never seen that before. Thank you for posting it.

That was a great first post. Welcome to the forum and the fun.

Reply from TBG: TEAM BLUEGROOVE <teambluegroove@hotmail.com> Aug 6 at 11:55 AM "Thanks for letting us know...yes, we'll look into acquiring these bodies so we can make them available. We need untrimmed and unpainted to produce a flawless replica. Much appreciated, Trish" TRANSLATION: &quo...

Welcome to the fun, Tony!

That is beautiful.

Old RC says "no". Hello, I am not doing those since I do not have a mold for them. I might look into some solution to get them made. But it comes down to how best spend money for return on investment and risk. They could decide at any moment to start making them again. That would mean a b...

That is too funny. I came across the exact same thing while restoring an RC10. You are on the right track with the #6594 thrust bearing washer kit.

I have wanted one of these trucks for a long time. I think they are one of the best looking trucks Tamiya ever produced. I hate to do it but I will likely put this truck up for sale soon. Please dispose of whatever drugs or alcohol you were consuming at the time you wrote this. :wink: I have four o...

That looks cool.

That looks awesome!