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Alrighty... 520 total images - 128 unique bodies - 7 hours to populate the thread - 1 big thanks to Lowgear for hosting the images in the library!

Cool wheels... Tecnacraft started making the twin spoke wheels in 1988. They also introduced their Super Light wheels (25% lighter, available as a twin spoke) in 1988 as well. Company sold in 1994 and was out of business by the end of 1996.

Great thread! It's nice to see color photos of so many of these bodies that I saw in the magazines growing up. Are there any color photos of the RUFF-E-NUFF S.E.? The only ones I know of besides those in the instructions included with the body were some shown on the Raborn Invencer XT in the RCCA r...

Looks like a cool place. Always nice to find a track you can run on... Meldrum Bar Public RC course: 19 Meldrum Bar Park Rd, Gladstone, OR 97027 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipN_fMPi0hJXo-KBmnN7nfNA0s8COS8e5-3w_ydL=s680-w680-h510 Orchards Park RC track: 9800 NE 54th St, Vancouver, WA 9866...

In 1988 Gil Losi and his son Gil Jr. entered the world of RC car manufacturing with the introduction of the JRx2 1/10 2wd off-road buggy. Designed to be a complete racing solution that did not required the purchase of aftermarket components to be race ready, the JRx2 came fully tricked out. Construc...

Team Losi Advertising their '89 National Championship win along with a host of motors, tires, and of course the JRx2: JRx2: 1/10 2wd off-road electric buggy released in 1988 - 4-wheel independent suspension, a-arm/camber link front, 5-link rear, bellcrank steering, anodized aluminum coilovers, graph...

Proline Magnum 3019

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If this month's champ was based on the narrative 's would be the winner by a landslide... that was a fantastic story.

Having said that... I've still got my nose pressed against the glass case trying to decide which of this months entrants I'd want to beg my Mom to buy for me the most

In 1989, just one year after the release of their first vehicle, the JRx2, Team Losi introduced a 1/10 2wd electric truck they named the JRxT. Before they became Stadium Trucks they were called Monster Trucks and racing versions were built using conversion kits that adapted 2wd off-road buggies to f...

In 1990 Team Losi released the JRx Pro, an updated version of their National Championship winning JRx2 1/10th 2wd electric off-road buggy. An evolutionary step in the buggy's development the new Pro model was an amalgamation of a JRx2 and all the "Pro Conversion" parts Team Losi had create...

In 1990 Team Losi released an entry level 1/10 2wd electric buggy called the Junior 2. A combination of the JRx2 and Jrx Pro, with some cost cutting measures thrown in, allowed Team Losi to bring the designs of their professional level cars into the hands of novice racers. The Junior 2 was construct...

Very cool chassis... but It's not a Nitro Rustler... or Traxxas at all. Nitro Rustler chassis' were full length aluminum with three holes behind the front bulkhead mount, the outer two for the bellcrank steering. Nitro Sport chassis' were partial length aluminum with one hole behind the front bulkhe...

I dabble in True Vintage Rc, RC Retro, RC Icons, RC Legends, doctormosfet (99% confident, is member here), and, of course, RC10Talk channels. Many other random videos but those are the channels I follow. 100% confident... doctormosfet is stickboy007... he makes pretty good videos. Really like RC Le...