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Nice clean build
I like the transmission build with the Hydra Drive, Thorp gears and now I know who made the neoprene dust gasket.

jcwrks wrote: I've been going back and forth on which parts to use. I'll probably post a shock parts pile by this weekend.

HG clear bodies
Paragon jump jets
Mip blue orings
Progressive suspension reservoir shock caps
No oil cause it would all leak out anyway

Looking good

Have a similar project that needs the final touch, so this was inspiring. Very fine build and exquisite details!

Thank you! It was fun putting it together and its one of my favorite buggies in the collection. I love the box art livery. I'm trying to get a hold of a Novak servo to complete a full Novak suite of electronics, but they are so expensive! Thanks for pointing out the front tower. Funny thing is is t...

A while back I found a cool thread started by Scr8p that linked to a timeline Novak had on their website. With Novak updates ending the timeline in 2009, their eventual closure, and wayback links as the only active workaround I thought bringing the timeline onsite would prove useful, as well as ente...

Hate to be that guy but.....
Otherwise it's looking great!

I popped open a T-4 for this buggy. There was enough soil in that thing to start a garden!
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Sorry guys, I do not normally check this site anymore as the bulk of the activity is on FB. But, we have exciting news!!! GoMachV on here, Jeff Malar (Factory Works) and I have agreed to have Factory Works take over the carbon fiber cutting! What does this mean? You will no longer see the Vintage RC...

You guys put modern radios in vintage cars? Eww. Most of my stuff still uses 27 and 75mhz AM radios. Using modern stuff just doesn't feel right. And while I do have a fairly large collection of vintage transmitters, most of my runners use a Futaba T2PL, JR XR2i, or Airtronics MX-A (also have a Kyosh...

Thanks! I amended the list with it for lowrydesign since he's no longer that active.

Absolutely stunning in every detail!

Electronics:
Reedy Sonic G (11T quad).
Novak NER-3FM.
Novak HPC-SP.
Futaba FP-S9101.
Sanyo SCRC 1700 mAh.

Prototype set, before yellow was chosen. Can't be more than a few of these around

Steve71 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2023 11:13 am Had to go with Hemiclod. The rarity and price of the JPS cases/chassis/wheels alone are worth the price of a decent used real car

I agree that it's cool. But the image looks like a picture of an older picture (or something).