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Post by rctenracer » Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:22 am

Taking my time on the new buggy champ. I really like the kit but my favorite is the sand scorcher . I don't know what tamiya is up to but hope the re-release of sand scorcher is in the future . So I don't know what to do use the tower $60.00 off coupon an buy the buggy champ or wait for the maybe sand scorcher. I am thinking there going to do something else with this chassis .

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Post by shodog » Wed Jul 29, 2009 10:16 am

Buy the buggy champ now. You can always get an SS body later. If they do re-re the scorcher, then the bodies will be widely available and inexpensive.

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