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RC10 Graphite Team Car - built in 1990, replaced my early Edinger RC10

Early RC500 with Andy's painted Porsche 917-30 Body

Wow Ken, I had no idea that you actually had or worked on vintage RC cars
Thought you only hung around here for the cooking, drinking and music threads
Very nice, do you still have it?
If so did you get your wheels and tires sorted?

FYI, most if not all Mini Mags did not have ridges.
Like the stock plastic 834B wheels, you glued the tires in place.

Thanks to Joe "jwscab" this project may move forward

He did an incredible job of machining up some "prototype" wide front arms

and here is the other one cleaned up.

Looks like a lot of fun.
Beautiful dog

Yes, standard Dubro semi transparent = easy to get

Congrats Al

Oklahoma City this morning

Well Bob, this thread is going to gather a lot of steam real quick

Did you buy these on your Birthday or something It was your lucky day.

I agree with the guys above.
The only part I would leave out / off is what’s left of the non original front bumper.
Looks like a very early car to me and those no hex ball cups are very hard to find.

Midland, TX

No Hex Ball Cups