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You could likely adapt a Factory Works /A&L steering kit. Jeff can speak to when those might come back in stock. With a good metal gear servo you can also get rid of the servo saver. This is assuming you are doing typical vintage running and not sending your Inferno off skate ramps.

Not in the post, but from FB marketplace. I showed up for this GT for $50, but left with the GT, a Jay Turner electric guitar, amp, and stand, all for $50.

This build makes me think of one of the old visible human models. The clear arms and white chassis look like the bones in those kits. It would be cool to use that body in clear, with a painted driver to replicate something similar. The organs are your electronics. Screenshot_20240111_104645_Google.j...

TS-54 is not labeled for polycarbonate.

If this one doesn't work out, there are two Kyosho Nostalgic bodies listed on eBay right now. Both are the full kits with chrome bumpers and side pipes.

Keep it vintage. T*****s Street Sport, or if you prefer a pan car, Tamiya F103GT.

I'll dig for it, but I have a picture of an HPI 200mm Mustang GT on an old Street Sport chassis that I sold a while back. It was a donut machine.

Found them. A silly car, but I miss it.

Does anyone have any of these bodies from the early 90s? I remember them listed in the old Tower catalogs, but have not seen photos of too many examples. I would love to get my hands on one someday.

I've also had excellent luck with Mountain acrylic graffitti paint from art supply stores. Metallics aren't an option, but the pallette is broad.

A little extra wheelbase goes a long way in helping the Clod's performance, especially with 4 wheel steering. If you are building a retro themed monster, keep it short.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/37925/we-found-fords-incredible-turbine-powered-semi-truck-big-red-thats-been-lost-for-decades

Technically not a car...

Looks great! Are you planning to do the tribute body to go with the wing?

SubZero wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 10:54 am All I knew about it was that it was a clodbuster and it had alot of aluminum parts.

And now you know you have a month or two of mortgage/rent if you ever need it.