Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:27 pm
JATO = BIG new school monster truck
RC10T = small old school original stadium truck
Two owners generally on different R/C planets.
ANYTHING can be made to fit any chassis. Whether it will look good, proportional, acceptable to a group of vintage collectors or even be interesting to blend such new design into a 20-year old car is entirely in the eye of the beholder and obviously remains to be seen.
And, no. There aren't other known forums on a fringe collector's topic of a fringe hobby that move faster than this. We don't live in an instantaneous world, regardless of what MTV, ESPN and Google would lead you to believe. You asked your last question on Friday night, which would stand to reason why you didn't receive spontaneous resolution to your query. Have some patience, young grasshoppa. There is a vast wealth of historical knowledge on display in this forum every day, and many others learning of it all at a rapid rate. While you may not get an instant response to the odd question here and there, you will most certainly have the best shot at finding the information you seek right here in this forum.
I think the major lack of response to your question stems from the fact that you will be hard pressed to find anyone anywhere who would be able to cross reference two polar opposite truck kits 20-years apart, and a random ubiquitous truck body from ProLine. There is only ONE way to find out for sure, and that's to get out the trimming tools and start cutting. Then, when someone asks about it somewhere in a bizarro world somewhere, you can step up to your home computer and state proudly that you know the answer.
Until then, though, you're S.O.L. for a definitive solution.
RC10T = small old school original stadium truck
Two owners generally on different R/C planets.
ANYTHING can be made to fit any chassis. Whether it will look good, proportional, acceptable to a group of vintage collectors or even be interesting to blend such new design into a 20-year old car is entirely in the eye of the beholder and obviously remains to be seen.
And, no. There aren't other known forums on a fringe collector's topic of a fringe hobby that move faster than this. We don't live in an instantaneous world, regardless of what MTV, ESPN and Google would lead you to believe. You asked your last question on Friday night, which would stand to reason why you didn't receive spontaneous resolution to your query. Have some patience, young grasshoppa. There is a vast wealth of historical knowledge on display in this forum every day, and many others learning of it all at a rapid rate. While you may not get an instant response to the odd question here and there, you will most certainly have the best shot at finding the information you seek right here in this forum.
I think the major lack of response to your question stems from the fact that you will be hard pressed to find anyone anywhere who would be able to cross reference two polar opposite truck kits 20-years apart, and a random ubiquitous truck body from ProLine. There is only ONE way to find out for sure, and that's to get out the trimming tools and start cutting. Then, when someone asks about it somewhere in a bizarro world somewhere, you can step up to your home computer and state proudly that you know the answer.
Until then, though, you're S.O.L. for a definitive solution.