Of course you can ask about the bumper.
The early SP10 car came without bumper, this was introduced later.
The original box is showing exactly this.
I personally don´t like the bumper anyway, looks not really good imho.
The original Corally wheels are very different from US style wheels. Rear wheels for a RC10L, Delta, Bolink or whatever 1/10 scale car are using hubs and four screws for mounting to the rear axle. This system is used for any 1/10 car until today.
Original Corally wheels are using driveplates instead of hubs. These driveplates are same diameter as ID of the rear wheels, so wheels are supported at both sides and don´t wobble.
Also there are notches used at the driveplates which lock to pegs moulded into the rear wheels. This way you don´t need any screws or tools, for changing wheels you just have to remove one plastic clip.
Overall this system runs very true and is very lightweight, but no other manufacturer went with this system. Corally wheels were very large diameter similar to early BBS style wheels made by TRC and Twinn-K. Later everybody went with smaller size wheels what was not possible with the Corally system.
first picture showing driveplate locked to rear wheel
second picture showing closed outside of wheels, note the single clip for fixing
Just picked up a corally pan car looks kinda like a sp10x from 1989 but the chassis is a good bit diffrent. I can't wait to get batteries for it and try it out.
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I am now thinking of trading off /selling the Corally. All it does is sit on the shelf in its neon pink glory and not much else. I don't really have any where to run it or any one to race with.
I found this car and have few question.
What model is it.
Where there an carbin version if it.
It looks like an 1/10 but for sure this is much more narrow then an associated 10L model.
The car look pretty good shape.
I think I have plans for this...
I´m starting a new project on building one of the early Corally 1/12th cars. Actually I never thought of a Corally project but when digging through some old stuff at a hobbyshop I didn´t found the parts I actually was looking for but some old stuff...
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Thanks! Glad you like the Corally. :wink:
This was my second project building a rare car from spares. Actually I was not sure in the beginning if I could finish the car.
There is some time needed indeed for a project like this but I found it´s more...
Well, I am on to my 2nd recent RC10 Project. It will be another version of my current racer. I picked up my parts today, and they look pretty good in ODG (non-hard ano). I don't think I will use the shocks pictured as they are regular anodising not...
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I have a new baby on the way, and need the cash :roll: . The auction is not set to start until sunday night. I will post a link in the E-Bay section. Thanks -Jeff
I was bored and decided to dig out one of two unrestored RC10's that I would eventually get to (the worst one). I didn't really want to spend any money on this project as I'd rather finish off a few stadium trucks of mine. I knew I had enough parts...
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Thanks guys, I'm pretty happy with it. It looked like it should have been in the bin when I started but now it will be put on my shelf next to the others. Not much left to do to it other then maybe replace one of the battery cups and find a small...
I have my RC10 put back together. When I started this I thought that I was going to do some kind of wild monster tire truggy kind of thing. However as I took it apart and saw how nice everything really was I wanted to put it back as it was. I...
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thats really cool dude i like how you fixed the cut in the side.