). I remember one time at the track, they had an event where the wives or mothers of the drivers raced the cars for a heat. It was priceless! My mother, bless her heart, could not get the hang of the controls. Don't remember if it was a stick controller or pistol. Kept going off the track. I soon realized why my Dad opted to have her drive my 'Hopper instead of his Frog. His Frog had a yellow 1963 Corvette Split Window. We both loved clasic cars. LOL
Next is when I got back into R/C in the early 90's with my RC10T Team Truck. I didn't race, it was just for fun. Now this truck I remember like it was yesterday. Futaba Magnum Sport, MC210CB Reversible ESC, R122JE receiver, S148 servo, Maxzilla 6-cell battery and a Trinity Speed Gems Saphire motor....budget bashing at it's finest. Basic black 10T body with a number 7 as an homage to my old 'Hopper racing days. Fun truck and built like a tank.
This next pic of the Team Truck was in it's later days when I added the all important flames (waterslide from a 1/12 scale Monogram model kit) and KC light decals on the bumper. Pro Line Road Hawg all the way around. The rider on top of the cab is Rocky, my Cockateil.
Last photo is of a participant plaque from when my Father and I raced 1/12th scale indoor. I think I enjoyed 12th scale on-road more than any other class we participated in (hence my current obsession). I never won any trophies but I used to have two of my Dad's small trophies. Not sure whatever happened to them but I know they've gone the way of the DoDo Bird.
He had one for on-road and one for off-road. If I remember corectly, we ran Bolink 12th scale cars. My dad had a powder blue GTP body on his and I had a yellow 1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe body (I don't need no stinkin' aerodynamics!) 
Well that's it. Had some good times BITD, even if I was just having fun.
