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Radio Race Car September/October 1985

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One of my favorite AE ads from 1979/80. I believe this was one of the classic ads made by Chris Chan.

--Kent

RCCA Back Issues (1986-2005) ------------------------------------------------ Available via the following sources... https://www.rc10talk.com/library/?RCCA https://archive.org/search.php?query=Radio+Control+Car+Action ------------------------------------------------ V--Below is the original now defu...

I know when I tell you guys that you may or may not be able to grab the scope of my "situation", that it's hard to understand. I'm addicted to little cars. :) they are my whole life, all I've done, essentially my whole life. Still love it. I know when some of you ask, and I'm happy to look...

We all miss a timeline for Tekin ESC's and others. With that said, I started to go through RCCA magazines from 1988 to parts of 1997. Now I know that the dates/years are not accurate as it all depends on when RCCA had the chance to get their hand on the ESC's, but it gives a feel for the correct era...

Full model of an RC10 is now available on grabcad in SolidWorks 2019 and .step formats. Here's a link. https://grabcad.com/library/team-associated-rc10-ce-buggy-gold-pan-with-stealth-transmission-1 I had to make some models of the shocks and front wheels for some projects I'm working on, and was als...

Bit of a scoop here... I seem to have stumbled across a bit of a Novak servo haul. I have been on the lookout for a Novak NES-1A servo for my Demon MF-1 1/12th build and nothing much has come up for a while..... then out of the blue a couple of days ago i received a message from a friend of mine who...

Novak Electronics was founded by Bob Novak out of his home garage in Santa Ana, CA. in 1978. After graduating from Iowa State University with a degree in Electrical Engineering in 1968, Bob, an R/C airplane enthusiast from Omaha, NE. began working at CTS Knights of Sandwich, IL. a position that woul...

Thanks to a whole bunch of great friends I have been able to recreate my first rc. My Hornet had proline front tires, AJ's foam rears, a radio from my uncle that came with waterproof servos (that were waaaay too large for the chassis), and for some reason black tie rod ends on the steering. The body...

I bought a Lucas Arts Agitator on eBay that oddly came with a staggered pair of Sees wheels on the driver's side, but white plastic wheels on the passenger side. While these certainly aren't super rare, it was a time-consuming hassle to track down a full NIP set from a "friend of a friend of a ...

Clearly I favor the old racing videos.

My favorite in this is when Junior's car flies off the track and a spectator has to toss it back on.

*EDIT* with the right video this time. I'm failing using the youtube bb code, today.

When I was reading magazines about this I never knew they made pit stops for batteries and such.

New and improve thread... now with two posts full of pix and info, all for the same low price ! The history of Sees Precision Machine Works goes back to 1986 when brothers Andrew and Anthony Sees opened Little Engines Inc. in their parents’ home garage. A buddy of Andy’s brought his Frog over to the...