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It's starting to look like something now. I ordered some Lunsford titanium screws for the transmission, but I forgot to take into account the longer length needed due to the Factory Works motor centering kit. So I have some new ones ordered and I'll be swapping out these black ones soon. In looking ...

^ Matt1ptkn - Thanks buddy. I appreciate it.

The buggy is basically a roller now. I still need tires. I dyed the Sud white Losi wheels. I think they will look great once they get some rubber.

It depends on which iteration of the original RC10T you are talking about. The black colored front and rear arms, and the black colored ball cups are the main differences from the first iteration. I believe these came on later versions of the RC10T, and were one of the final changes before the RC10T...

I look forward to your build thread. The OG Burns is very iconic. Sucks to hear about selling your unused Burns. Whoever got it sure did score. I have rebuilt a few Turbo Burns and Turbo Inferno buggies. I have links to those builds in my gallery link below. I recently bought a nice Kyosho USA1 that...

I know this doesn't qualify as vintage, but I wanted to do a build thread on the 22-4 because of how similar it is to the XX4. It's essentially just a modernized version, and the last of the unique 3 belt 4WD buggies. Today all of the 4WD 1/10 buggies look alike - shaft driven with center diff. It's...

Just amazing craftsmanship. Thanks for the great info and pictures.

I can't do much to this until parts arrive, so I started cutting into the belt covers. Getting these cuts clean is quite difficult and time consuming. The plastic is hard and real thick in some spots. I think it will look cool in the end when you will be able to see the internals. Thanks for giving ...

Post your Losi pictures here!

I thought it would be great to have a STICKY thread here where everyone posts their favorite pictures of all their Losi vehicles. This can help make up for all the lost pictures from Photo bucket.

Great pictures. Keep them coming.

Here are two of my JRX Pro. More to come.

I just want to see a Losi win it one year. I don't care who's it it, I would just love to see a Losi win "Car of the Year" for RC10talk.com.

I still haven't gotten around to painting the body, but I did take some outdoor pictures to show off the SCC configuration. The clear body sort of looks cool. It changes depending on the lighting conditions.

The last part I am looking for this build are Chrono Racing aluminum center diff mounts.

I've made a good amount of progress on this 22-4. It still needs the front drives and steering spindles sorted. I'm still looking for an Exotek rear camber block. Please let me know if you have one. I added additional cut outs to the belt covers in the front, middle, and rear. My buddy is my Jenday ...

I want to give a huge thanks to member Essajay for giving me these rare Trinity Kinwald decals. I have always been a fan of the D2 decals on this particular sheet, and they will go perfect with the D2 motor on the buggy.

Thanks again Essajay!

^ That makes sense. I sort of figured as much but I wanted to use the shiny aluminum bones that I had. I really like how they look. Thanks for posting that picture. Good to know the part I need to make it actually work right. BTW I used JCRacing 2.2" wheels with Schumacher 2.2" rubber. I ...

I am in the middle of a full rebuild on this truck. I'm not entirely sure why I am redoing it, but I just thought it would be fun to take this build to the next level. The Lunsford tie rods are being swapped for these lovely Tecnacraft units. The MIP steering is replacing the stock setup. The MIP be...