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A bit of an eclectic haul today of good parts. I was actually upset when I saw these Proline wheels had sold on eBay. I was mad at myself for not grabbing them. I had completely forgotten I had ordered them. I was happily surprised when I opened the package tonight.

A litte thread bump with a few pictures of this JRXT with a A&L Roadkill body.

Great looking Lett truck! Such a classic. Something about the red chassis on a RC10T just looks so good. Great work!

Great looking start to your build! Should be a fun one.

I feel your frustration on the mismatched anodizing, but I actually think the two different shades look great. They compliment each other.

Looking forward to this one. Thanks for the build thread.

Some Losi & Trinity goodness for the inevitable next XX4 build.

Another impeccable build from you. I can always tell your builds apart. They all have a similar feel of perfection, lol.

Keep it up. Glad you get to enjoy such a build over Christmas break.

Beautiful car and body. Great work!

Thanks for all of this great information. I am planning to dye some HPI wheels, and now I know to really watch the temperature.

Great looking car! Love all the attention to details. That really takes it to another level.

I am the very proud owner of that actual RC10T body painted for the RCCA magazine. It is one of the highlights of my RC collection.

This is my favorite radio of all time. I have a new CX2P, and NIP 3P and 3PS. They feel so good in your hand and look so cool.

Great looking motor. Looks great in the package.

Very cool that you still have your childhood cars, and in new condition. That is a huge bonus. I too suggest you buy a used car to act as your runner, so you can keep this one in new condition. I also suggest you fit some period correct electronics. If you are patient, you can find those electronics...

It actually came from my LHS.

I keep hearing how this new kit is such a pleasure to build, so I had to find out for myself. It's going to be hard to build a car straight from the box, with no modifications or upgrades, but that is the deal I made with myself.

Here we go again. I've had this NIP Composite Craft Worlds RC10 chassis for a few years. I was torn between building it vintage or modern. Since my first CC RC10 is mostly vintage with some modern touches, I wanted to stick true to one direction on this one. I have decided to go vintage with this on...