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that particular chassis is in such nice shape it would be a shame to cut the nose to make it a truck, especially if it's a buffalo composite chassis which would make it even more rare than fusion or fibre lyte. I would do like mentioned with a sheet of stainless as the backer and repair with the 3M...

Thanks Scr8p. I'm actually an estimator at a body shop and panel bond was the first thing that came to mind! Really thinking about cutting this one down though. One of our local track owners and I get to talking about RC10 stuff and he fondly remembers a prototype carbon tub car he tested and raced ...

Was thinking about cutting it down too, just need a truck nose plate to trace. And yes, thats the one. Anyone know the history of Buffalo Composites? Coming up empty handed on that search too....

Got a carbon tub coming that is in great shape but one of the holes for the front arm mount is slightly torn away. I know I have seen a thread on here somewhere where a fusion speed or fiber lyte chassis with the same damage was repaired but I cannot find it at all. Can anyone shed some light on the...