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Much thanks @Dangeruss! Those rims you have there are sweet! Were those sold by themselves, or they came on a model? I'm really liking the DS wheels with no caps on them. Always welcome! Drag Mags were aftermarket wheels, early 60's to early 70's muscle cars. On your Vette the DS wheels really do l...

A pair of Traxxas advertisements spotlighting their new entry level RAD2 1/10 2wd off-road buggy and the HAWK2 1/10 2wd stadium truck, plus highlights of their growing retail empire: HAWK2: Released in 1992 as an updated and lower cost replacement for the original Hawk truck, the new Hawk2 shared th...

By the early 1990's Traxxas had created a stable of gas-powered vehicles, from the original Nitro Hawk to the Nitro Buggy and Nitro Street variants, as well as taking its first leap into large scale RC cars with the 1/6 Monster Buggy: Nitro Hawk: Introduced in 1992 the Nitro Hawk was a gas-powered v...

Retro rc wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2024 5:16 am So the 10t front and rear will fit? Never owned a 10t to check.

Don't worry... I won't tell anyone...

So long as they're wheels for a 3/16 rear axle and not 1/4, yep, they'll fit. 3/16 x 3/8 bearings are used up front for both Losi and Associated.

By the way... "Let me have a diablo sammich, a Dr Pepper and make it fast. I'm in a g d hurry. -- Buford T. Justice" ...hands down best part of an already fantastic movie :mrgreen: I dunno...the dubbed soundtrack of the rat-motored 55 Chevy from 2 Lane Blacktop/American Graffiti is pretty...

1993 brought with it the Traxxas LS II, an evolutionary advancement over the previous Blue Eagle LS. A new flat deck carbon fiber chassis with 30-degree kickup maintained the same wheelbase but sandwiched a new bellcrank steering system under a black fiberglass upper chassis deck that stretched from...

As I get closer to running this DS, I'm not really comfortable gluing and peeling out on these tires that are irreplaceable, that's one of the very things that makes me not run some of my vintage RC's. I'm starting to think about foam instead, won't look as good, but I don't want to ruin the DS whe...

Yeah buddy!... well done

In 1993 Traxxas' continual improvement to their 1/10 2wd racing buggy program would result in the TRX-3. Unlike its Blue Eagle LSII stablemate whose updates centered around its double deck chassis, the TRX-3 was a nearly all-new buggy. Sharing very few parts with the previous TRX-1 Traxxas' would ta...

That's the first time I've seen someone paint the T-Tops open in full Bandit mode...

...I wonder if you can get some little Carrie and Bandit figures to go inside

It seems like a step back to me because: - All that extra plastic added for the TRX-3 battery box and then a top deck on the plastic is just more weight with no benefit. - My TRX-3 chassis is natural color fiberglass chassis with separate plastic piece for front kickup. TRX-1 is graphite chassis wi...

the new Tamiya Pajero is just terrible... so I did this The title to this post is just terrible... so I did this 🤮 :P :lol: Cool little Pajero... needs decals though. :P I remember that episode as being a must watch after seeing the "next week, on Punky Brewster" teaser. Waiting the whole...

So, when I say it's kind of up to the user to show their love and desire for events, this is what I mean. If you want vintage class racing, then you've got to get your like minded buddies together and petition the track to open a class just for you. If there's enough interest the track is going to ...

In 1994 Traxxas would unveil their most advanced racing truck, the SRT. The Stadium Race Truck would replace nearly every component of the previous LSII in the same manner as the TRX-3 did for the TRX-1. Starting with a .125in shorter wheelbase flat plate fiberglass chassis, a new bolt-on front bulk...

A 6-wheeled Pajero would be awesome