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Definitely one of the nicest Pro Race builds I have come across. All of the period correct hop-ups and vintage hardware really steps it up a notch. Full delrin gears in the SP-1 is a rare sight. I have a new SP-10 case that I might be able to flip your direction.

Elusive nos Proline 10T box art front tires.

Lowgear, when you have time there’s nearly 2 dozen Team Pit Stop motors listed at the bottom of the instructions that your could add to your guide.

Make sure you put a couple of body pins in those 6929 screws on the rear plate.

It's worth noting that Lightspeed never used a Checkpoint aluminum endbell, so the former owner swapped it out at one point. Checkpoint sold bulk platinum cans (and possibly alum endbells) to Fantom though, and they used their own arms and endbells.

This manual is on Tekin's website as a pdf, so I just extracted the images and enhanced them a bit. I will be building up a new truck kit soon, and I figured that I would reference the manual at some point. https://www.teamtekin.com/manuals/TekinChassisKit.pdf TekinChassisKit_Page_1_.jpg TekinChassi...

Congratulations on the win.

All the way from Santa Ana, CA. Original boxes were damaged, and the seller tossed them before asking me if I wanted them. Fortunately the bags are sealed, and the chassis is unscathed. I’ll be posting a build thread on the truck version soon. I’m not chomping at the bit to build the buggy though. I...

Those pink Trinity/Epic 36 degree stock motors were super popular bitd. I plan on using a S&K variant in an upcoming build.

I posted this one up a few years ago. Note the Jrx2 steering link turnbuckle and the incorrect (short a-arm version) rear tower with trailing arms installed. :) http://overrc.com/vintage/documentation/archives-de-mike/Andy%27s%20RC10%20Pro%20race%20kit.pdf If the url above ever croaks I can link to ...

I needed these for an upcoming build.

I found a new 19D a few years ago, then this 19S popped up last week. These early 1990’s motors with ceramic shafts are really cool.

Later Yokomo wet mag from around 1988/89.

The first iteration was a Yokomo "dry mag", and in 1988 they switched to the Yokomo "wet mag" when it became available.