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This is a vintage kit. There might be something out there that you could make work but this kit is from the late 80's. The tracks are made by RC4wd. Way back when one of the Reader's Rides from RCCA was a Fox that had a set of skis made out of Jetfire's red thrusters. To this day I can still rememb...

Hrmm I think that Proline Vision body is actually their Class One. Class One: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=17844&start=75#p179391 Vision: http://www.rc10talk.com/download/file.php?id=69103&mode=view Also you can find some color shots of the AE bodies in the Scans Archive:...

All credit goes to Gomachv for this super find. After having the smarts to link A-Main's address from the RCCA ad to an old hobby shop in Oregon Gomachv actually managed to find a local racer who ran the Bullet at a ROAR event and still had the manual.

I have a brand new RC10 Dual Sport milled chassis but I think that I will just eBay it rather than "swiss cheese" it! Since I will need a chassis that approximately 40mm longer than stock, I will most likely make my own out of aluminum. I just wanted to make sure everything was going to f...

I love it when I'm browsing old mag scans for a bit of info and I stumble onto something new to me, that's not even about what I was looking for. While trying to pin point what year Futaba switched to the gold and black labels on their servos I spotted this Novak ESC in the May 1984 issue of Auto RC...

Windtunnel sells Bolink's old latemodel bodies still.

https://www.windtunnelracingproducts.com/index.php?cPath=42_27_31&osCsid=a6683da2812318ba9eb21bf68afc7bf9

The one with the white cage looks like a Trinity reflex 10. that one, and the chassis in the pic under the gold pan (novak sticker on it) look like the same setup are they a belt drive trans in one of the boxes is a ton of belts , to small to be for a 4wd setup the one under the gold pan actually h...

Carbon chassis is an Xpress Roadrunner.

The sticker is a red herring. The wheels were made by See's or TMS. Or made by See's and resold by TMS...I'm not positive on their relationship.

Nope. Side plates are different....motor mounts much closer to the diff on the direct drive than the belt drive.

I've got several items here that I am not able to narrow down. If anyone can help ID anything, please let me know. Thanks in advance! ... https://www.rc10talk.com/download/file.php?id=126741&mode=view Don't know what the white gear in the middle of the top row is but I can confirm the left one ...

I'm pretty sure it's a Duratrax chassis. I believe you can tell by the number of screw holes along the side of the chassis...Duratrax had 6 on each side, while CC/Parma had 4 (might've been 5) on each side.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/rc10-graphite-chassis-dtxc2511-138655199

the original Bantams were developed by Dick Rehling and Bob Novak. It’s common to see them with the D&R label. This was early 70’s, not sure what year the Bantam Midget arrived. Ace was a catch all for a lot of different companies that went out or sold out. That article is a cool read. I just f...

Chewbacca wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 8:47 pm These are mine, I actually have 2 pairs.

These will come in handy soon.

Those are CRP driveshafts for the Scorpion. Would kind of be a waste to use them on a WOIN RC10.