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It’s a roller!

Sad Panda has gotten quite a bit happier Complete tear down and thorough cleaning. New old stock body , decals, driver's seat/compartment, shocks and wheels. Panda branded receiver and Futaba servo and 210 ESC. Front tires are a fairly good match to the originals and the rears are Hornet tires. Hard...

Looks like a great start! Minus the motor, those exact electronics are straight out of my childhood memories.

Looking good mate.... certainly in better condition than mine!!!

Alex

Just finished painting this one yesterday. Thought I'd share some pics.

I've made a good amount of progress on this 22-4. It still needs the front drives and steering spindles sorted. I'm still looking for an Exotek rear camber block. Please let me know if you have one. I added additional cut outs to the belt covers in the front, middle, and rear. My buddy is my Jenday ...

I had Lulu pose in front of a sign she may have inspired

I like the more "cornerish" styling on the body. There were alot of bodies that looked like melting ice cream in those days.

Wow, that came out pretty good..... you must be the truck whisperer

WOW

End result is killer!!!

That was an awesome save Todd...I love it....

Color scheme and decals bring it back to the 90's

Nerf bars just showed up, they will fit perfectly. Thanks again Todd! And thanks for the heads up on the envelope!

The 2wd came with a ball diff- and it will blow your mind. It’s huge and really heady duty. Interestingly they don’t give you diff balls- they give you a thrust bearing and you have to remove the balls from the cage to use them as diff balls. The diff rings are the thrust washers from the thrust bea...

A little comparison side-by-side with the RC10 Classic