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Well it looks like were just about finished. I'm still waiting for the batteries and charger. Going to open a case with ebay tomorrow. Took the truck out and it ran pretty good. A little glitchy. Needed a schottky diode. I found 1 on another motor I had and it worked great. It's been a long time since I used one of these diodes. I read the pdf on the 410-m5 manual and it says there is another sheet on the diode. The sheet is not on the file. The end with the silver band is positive on the diode. You just solder to the pos and neg motor tabs. I listed the parts I needed. I can't lie. I had another late RC-10T Sport carcus but I only used the parts mentioned. Now that the economy rebuild part is done I'm probably going to go back and change the nose plate so I can put a bumper on the truck. There were holes drilled and rivits were used to hold the missing bumper on. They also drilled 2 holes in the top of the battery holder part of the rear bulkhead and put in 2 rivits to push the battery forward so I'm probably going to change that too. This is an original full bushing model.

complete battery tray including all hardware
antenna tube, mount, and screw
servo mounts and hardware
1 rear body mount stub and screw
outter stealth diff plate and rulon disc
7 e-clips
6 washers
4 body clips

Changed the rear bulkhead, nose plate, body, and added a bumper. The RC-10T Sport is for sale in the bst.

Also recieved another RC-10T in the mail. http://www.ebay.com/itm/251615234998?

Just finished up rebuilding the second truck. Looks like the truck was only driven a half dozen times. I only replaced the front shock tower and added a battery strap. Everything else is original to what I recieved in the mail. All the nylon is nice and bright and came clean pretty easy. All I used was soap, a tooth brush, and a real pipe cleaner.