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Stealth Series was '91.

Updated in '92 with reverse polarity protection. Wire relocated on the new circuit board.

Something fun!

The keepers from the lot...MRP GP-10 parts, and some more aluminum wheels.

In 1970 Associated Electrics introduced their first radio-controlled vehicle, the gas powered 1/8th scale RC-1. Updated continually throughout its production run the RC-1 was constructed almost entirely out of metal. A 3/16's thick 6x14 flat aluminum plate served as the chassis and supported a black...

1911Colt wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 8:04 am Silvertriple- what is this car?

One of the few scratch builds of Evage, one of the guys from rc-vintage.com almost local to the meeting...

You may see it on his table with others of his work....

Team Associated debuted their second car in 1975, the 1/8th scale gas powered RC100. Featuring a more sculpted 3/16in. thick flat aluminum chassis the new base shared only the black powder coated crossbar front axle/steering assembly and other minor parts from the previous generation car. The adjust...

This is a new project, of a very different type... Let' be clear : I'm not sure where to put it exactly as it is very old school and vintage in spirit, but very recent in terms of release. My friend at Loisirs Creations RC is an old guy, with a lot of experience in the RC. He is nostalgic of the lat...

1978 would see Associated Electrics release their third 1/8th scale vehicle, the nitro powered RC200. The new design brought with it a lighter hourglass shaped fiberglass chassis that was less susceptible to tweaking compared to the previous aluminum version, with the plastic front bumper and floati...

In 1978 Associated entered the 1/12th scale electric market with the release of the aptly named RC12E. Associated's first electric powered RC car, the 12E was developed over the year prior to its release. Heavily based off the RC300 the 12E was unique in being constructed almost entirely out of mold...

Always had a soft spot for laydown shock systems on 1/10 offroad. First when it was launched on the Topcat , and later the full-blown front and rear laydown on the Tenth Technology Predator. Seen some concepts over the years ending up in the drawer, but now it seems the Agama N110 actually makes it ...

In 1979 Associated would close out its first decade with the release of the gas powered RC300. Building upon previous iterations of their 1/8th scale platform the RC300 would use the hourglass shaped fiberglass chassis, abs upper radio tray, and abs front bumper design of the RC200 while replacing n...

I came across this really cool Epic endbell and felt like it deserved to have a can and armature to go with it. The armature I selected is a 12 turn quad with welded tabs. I think it might be a Peak Performance armature, because it came from a former sponsored racer that has been a great source of m...

In 1984 Team Associated released the RC500 as their newest 1:8th scale nitro car. Constructed from a double deck fiberglass plate chassis the RC500 was revolutionary compared to its Associated predecessors with its adoption of four-wheel independent suspension. Featuring molded nylon upper and lower...

BattleTrak wrote: ↑Thu Jun 13, 2024 2:53 pm R/C Wheels is a classic!

Radd Maxx!! Yess!

Excellent video... two thumbs up!

How about a message from the father of American RC racing, George Siposs...

In 1984 Team Associated entered the off-road racing segment, creating the most popular model they would ever produce; a 1/10th scale 2WD electric buggy called, the RC10. In a class of scale appearing single seat buggies the RC10 was a purpose-built race car. It's gold anodized, deeply formed aluminu...