I got rid of mine too for the same reason. I've kept every other VONATS car I've built so far with exception of the Falcon, and the only reason I sold it was because a fellow member showed interest in it. Not an eBay flipper.Mark Westerfield wrote:Lol, I hated mine too! It was so far off from doing anything good, I got rid of it.Brandon G wrote:The only car I didn't like driving in this bunch was the YZ-10. Boy, it was all over the place.
The vintage cars you've set down on a race track.
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Brandon G wrote:...with exception of the Falcon, and the only reason I sold it was because a fellow member showed interest in it. Not an eBay flipper.

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Brandon, what shell is this on your King Cab - looks great!!
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Looks like a Kyosho double dare body or at least a replica of one 
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Losi - Jrx2, Pro, Jr2, Pro SE, JrxT, JrT, LXT, NXT, XXKE, XXTG+
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Good deal.dldiaz wrote:Brandon G wrote:...with exception of the Falcon, and the only reason I sold it was because a fellow member showed interest in it. Not an eBay flipper.The Falcon is safe-and-sound here in South Texas, no plans for an eBay flip on that one.
Have you driven it yet?
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I have driven The Falcon lightly, I put on a box-inspired body and Tamiya wheels (I will update your original post with other details).Brandon G wrote:Have you driven it yet?
((I have the green body and modern wheels stored safely for (hopefully) a trip to the VoNats someday.))
Here is a current pic:
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I have driven the raider I got from Vintage AE on a dusty loose outdoor track with old school spike tires and it did great. I was passing short course trucks with ease. Too bad I snapped both of the stock dogbones. Then I took it too our local indoor high traction clay track and it was junk. Switched to some modern panther tires on B4 wheels and it was amazing. It flew thru the sweeper but wasn't the best in the tight hairpins. Landed great off the jumps and would power slide awesome. I'm going to build a second one to start racing in a vintage class as my lap times were close to stock buggy times.
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i can now add a tamiya stadium blizter to my list of vintage cars i've raced on a track.
it wasn't too bad at all, had to give it toe in to compensate for the bump steer and i ran stock, rock hard, tires.
with modern rubber it would have placed much higher.
it wasn't too bad at all, had to give it toe in to compensate for the bump steer and i ran stock, rock hard, tires.
with modern rubber it would have placed much higher.
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Raced a Losi LXT, Tamiya Clod Buster, and an old school AE RC10 at the Vonats this year.
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My Tomahawk R that I took 3800 miles to this years VONats
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Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
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Synergy, I love your Yokomo with Team Moo colours!
Some of my racers:
B2 and ReRe Worlds (raced club races many times)

RC10T2 (raced this year at the Hank Perry)

My RC10 (raced on many tracks and taken many victories against modern cars) (now has a LRP brushless system)


Some of my racers:
B2 and ReRe Worlds (raced club races many times)

RC10T2 (raced this year at the Hank Perry)

My RC10 (raced on many tracks and taken many victories against modern cars) (now has a LRP brushless system)


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Slotcarrod's Rumpus Room: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=16113
25 Years of the RC10: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=13059
Slotcarrod's Rumpus Room: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=16113
25 Years of the RC10: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=13059
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