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Team Losi in 1990 advertising their own line of stock and modified brushed motors, which included: Top Right: 6105 - Daytona - 13x3 Lower Lineup: 6103 - Jr's Choice - 17x2 and 17x3 6106 - Motown Missile - 12x1 6104 - Monster Truck Motor - 19x2 and 18x4 6060 - Super Stock - 27x1 Losi 1990 Revolution ...

What's all this then?

Team Losi advertising their ROAR Nationals wins with a very clean hand drawn ad. Pictured: LX-T - Released in 1992 the 1/10 2wd off-road race truck was an evolution of the JRx-T. Used a JRx Pro S.E. composite chassis, longer, lower a-arms/turnbuckle camber links, and new caster/steering blocks. Long...

Team Losi advertising some of their more popular items, from tires, motors, and gears, to the JRx Pro SE buggy and LX-T Truck in 1992: Wheels: 3-Piece JRx-T 5-Spoke JRx2 Losi Logo JRx Pro & JRx Pro SE Tires: Ribbed Front Truck 6 Row Spike Rear Truck Knobby Rear Buggy X-Pattern Rear Buggy Stagger...

Team Losi Advertising their Tru Pitch precision sintered nickel-steel pinions with 5-40 set screws and profiled plastic spur gears:

Best edition...not an opinion..Fact!

Team Losi RC Racer was a video game released on October 27th, 1998 for the Sony Playstation and Windows 95 compatible PC's. Developed by Fox Interactive in collaboration with Team Losi the game offered 16 different radio-controlled vehicles and 15 courses which could be raced in either single-player...

Hadn't remembered this one, was fun for a brief moment.






Blockbuster rent-to-own, modchips, ROM's, and 4:3 rear projection, were all part of the good old days.

V2 from Dadio Designs!..
Builds gonna be epic

Picked up this very nice vintage race modded jrx pro se with rpm parts.

Short Video.

Getting some cars ready for BOTM 25'.. so i pulled this ole relic off the shelf..heres what was wrong with it since it last ran "at a Jason Fest"...and it hasn't ran much!...theres a saying around here "Rough Life on the Shelf"...every car is always broken after sitting on the sh...

In 1988 Kyosho sold motors and controllers and graphite chassis' oh my. Plus chargers and batteries and plenty other speed parts to buy: