RC10Talk - The Net's Largest Vintage R/C Community

A Main Hobbies has what RC10 parts are still available (bodies, springs etc.); soon they'll also have all the classic kit parts. The RC10 has a dedicated category seen here http://www.amainhobbies.com/index.php/cPath/1_25_1450_3104/n/RC-Cars-Trucks-Parts-Team-Associated-RC10.

The pre-order just went up at A Main. Some features are listed. http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1_44_1561_2574/products_id/261094/n/Team-Associated-RC10-Classic-Kit

A Main Hobbies has the buggies in stock and replacement parts are rolling in. From what I can tell the quality is on the cheaper side, as one would expect, but the buggy looks like a good starter/budget vehicle. The plastics used are very flexible; I took an a-arm and was able to bend it quite a bit...

Cool video from back in the day. Wonder how many Edingers are in there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8uyadbwLd0

its in anther post along with my other early light gold car. its all complete and correct. link? http://www.rc10talk.com/search.php?keywords=edinger&terms=all&author=hugger19&sc=1&sf=all&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search The search feature ...

hugger19 wrote:its in anther post along with my other early light gold car. its all complete and correct.

link?

Lonestar wrote:the question really is which nib OUT RIGHT NOW

Paul

Traxxas funny car. It's hard to see those sticking around long and dragster fans are eating them up. Get one signed by the real driver and it would be really awesome.

Damn, nice haul. I saw this post too and tried working out a deal with the guy. You're only keeping the truck?

If he survives the business, my money is on the JQ limited edition THE Car. These limited kits were the first 100 kits sold under THE Car branding with the special numbered chassis and shock towers. I have a buddy who has one NIB, he said it's numbered in the sixties. I read on neobuggy JQ finished ...

Anyone else read the length on the RB6? 395mm, that's 10mm more than the B4.1 WC with the +8mm chassis and the TLR22 and 5mm longer than the T4.1- hmmmm- I've wondered if they're measuring to the tip of the wing. The chassis is long though! But that's probably the only way they could fit a regular ...

Looks pretty sweet. I do like those wheels. They fit on the stock axles?

Pretty sweet. Gonna build it?

jwscab wrote:I put a few drips of oil in to assemble and make them smooth, but that's all. Definitely not 'dry', but empty.

good point. green slime work well also.

Who leaves shock oil in their shelfers? Leaving shocks dry seems the cleanest option to me but curious what others are doing.

...Interesting how after going to composites for 20 years the trend is returning to aluminum chassis Seriously. I was talking to people at work about this and they argued it's a result of low weight LiPo batteries. It kind of seems like its a just a marketing cycle coming full circle... Similar to ...