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Several bodies listed, bookmark him and watch for what comes next

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=mansquid8tjp

That is a good question, I will ask.

He said he pulled 12 more different ones today and will be listing them soon.

No, I wouldn't be related other than just helping him out.

I have one new in box as well, rebranded Schumacher. They used the largest boxes Ive ever seen on their entire line of rtr

There are many ways to approach this from home anodizing to sending to local shops etc, but the name I see come up more than any other for RC anodizing is Batemans Custom Coatings. Lots of feedback on ebay. I do not have personal experience or contact info.

This is all I've seen. I still have trust issues after the last talk and pics of a 834 rere that never happened

Ummm never heard of it ....

Fan RC has been releasing several molded parts. They look great

Here is a link in case you get curious
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid075iBRjTPSjPPcPUXqSzDb6mDpB43gyTifWrQG7rP1E1mQgYDSo42UV7qBZLaSaXvl&id=100082969317056&mibextid=Nif5oz

Oh and 10T

They say that the sprue points different for easier ID

Headed to Utah for a no prep race this weekend and decided to stop on the way at the Golden Spike museum. They run replicas of the Jupiter and 119 every day. They were built in the 80s as diesel fired and converted in the 90s to their proper fuel sources- wood fired for the Jupiter and coal for the ...

Went down to Draper, Utah for the Salt City Clash no prep drag race where one of our team members won the whole dang thing! $8100 cash. Super fun day!

Tower has a good deal on the losi 22s no prep car, $69 roller and $149 rtr (Camaro or truck)

They have some other items too but I'm not too familiar with them

https://www.towerhobbies.com/product/110-22s-2wd-no-prep-drag-car-roller/LOS03041.html

my understanding is (from RPM anyway) that it isnt that they cant run the old parts, it is that they cant afford to stop making new parts long enough to make the old parts. Their machines are busy, and pumping out new modern product makes them more money than pumping out a few hundred old parts and ...