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Been a while since I cleaned up my regular club racer ReRe Worlds car, so I did a full tear down and detail & clean up. Added the JC Racing white soft arms, they had to take a coffee bath and they are super bright white...wow.... Many little things are done to this car - B5 ball studs & cups...

Dirt oval, on the tip of my tounge...

Got my B3 parts back from letting the anodizer go crazy...

Pull the motor plate, you will see RPM - and based on the color, I believe it to be the 1.95 ratio, "oval" conversion.

So what do you think of the RB10? Does it use any parts that could be adapted to fit our vintage RC10's? Its basically a B5 rear motor, with a wide chassis like a B4. Its on my want list, as Dr Joey Frankenstein has plans. Its all metric, but things can always be adapted over, shocks, CVAs (with wo...

Been a while since I posted, and I like the odd ones

Venom Gambler SC (slider/roller for parts) & Academy Neo Griffin in really good condition - actually both are in excellent condition...

FT T4, not .1, .2, .3 - the original.

Drop Dead Sexy

The belt system...I've been trying to teach myself 3d and printing - so I am designing (and redesigning and redesigning) a new set of steering arms for inside the chassis. The stock set up has very bad bump steer with the B44 knuckles. So looking at many others, I see some RC10 steering in them, som...

So, I havent been super active here, but lately decided to teach myself 3D modeling and learning how to print (again, being a bit stubborn and trying to muscle through it). But once a 'part' I designed and printed fits a car, I've outsourced some quality prints to be made. Some XX, some RC10, some P...

I've been away from the forum for a while - but not vintage RC. Evil social media has replaced our forum traffic, and I myself have fallen victim. BUT - I like documenting my crazy ideas here - so here is one. A white parts XX buggy. Not super rare prototype parts, but freshly designed and 3d printe...

Not really the post, but 150 mile round trip for a 'local' pick up. Worth the $60 in gas...LOL

Very nicely machined, anodized after being machined. Seller stated he got it from 'a professional' driver. Also picked up a decent TQ10 converted into a monster truck (no photo of that).

I posted the picture of the manual because I thought it was cool to have the CEO really make an earnest effort to satisfy customers back in the day. I appreciate the engineering and the spirit of entrepreneurship ;) Chazz was a great human being. I met him a few times when they traveled out here to...

Another step closer...

I'm a sucker for these damn Academy buggies.