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I love those early Traxxas (as most of you know!). This looks in really, really good shape!

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 27, 2020 6:35 am Let's go down to Yokomo. Beach Boys or something.

they once let a TRX1 win the BotM, then the swore they'd never let this happen ever again

Congrats Jeff with that blood-red build

Happily adding my vote to the mess...

(go Mark go!!!! )

but daaaayyym some nice cars this month...

btw that Pro-Se is almost exactly like mine (except mine is not completed )

Superb job guys!!!

hi, really enjoyed yr detail write up am in the process of rebuilding my yr4 m2 type j as well. i hav a question, would u know if there is a pre assembled diff thrust bearing that fits this car simply for ease of maintenance and durability reasons? plus my eyes cant see balls that small anymore hah...

Bravo Jérôme!!!

facebook vintage rc10 buy/sell/ trade group I have been very disappointed by that Most folks with anyting rc10 related thinks they're sitting on a gold mine People are rude, and do not follow up on their commitments It was a big big disappointments from my side, especially as it was one of the reas...

was about to ask about the Delta too

Nice!

Welcome aboard mate! Some car stories and/or pics would be a great idea

That project is so cool... Thanks for he video above, the car is much quieter than I would have expected. Congrats on a job well done.

Bit of a scary moment at 0:13 too

Looking forward to the next iteration of that car

I really like this build/restoration. Fantastic!! And, as someone else mentioned, such an informative write-up. My knowledge of Yokomos starts and ends with the 834B, so it's great to learn new things and see the evolution from the YZ-10. Thanks for all the detail!! Thank you for the kind comments....

Really nice build Paul ! And nice step up in the painting world :wink: Once again, I learned a lot reading you (especially with the medial pro story) PS: How do you feel the M8 compare to a modern tx ? Thanks for the kind commens Phil! The M8 is great - the menu is so intuitive. I currently run an ...

Fantastic write up Paul. A pleasure to read the rebuild of this particular Yokomo (probably the most well known Yokomo touring car of the era as there where a few - M, M2, M-SP and J-Type) and appreciate all the little build tips you provided especially the one regarding the rear ball diff 8) How d...

...The decals, that was a partial disaster, getting what you see on the screen on to paper Is really hard especially when you need to co-ordinate with a third party. ... Were you able to finish the car? I realize that it's been a while but could you please tell us more about the decals -- was it a ...

seriously stiff competition this month fantastic cars!!!

Salut Jerome