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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 8:53 pm
by Daddeo
Got the shaft straight again and have since installed them in another 10T. I haven't done much with this one in a while due to lack of time but it always beckons for my attention. It's one of the ugliest 10T's I have but for some odd reason I like it better than my shelfers
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A recent picture of it:
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 9:28 pm
by RC Chick
andrewm707 wrote:rc10t's are gonna be the next big vintage thing since gold pan rc10s are fetching crazy prices! get some action pics of that 10t mashin and put them up here!
i just finished doing a horrible job copying the box art for my 10t beater
It doesn't look that bad, howd you come accross an original body? Mine is way worse, horrible paint job and it lost a battle to my pup several years ago.
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:09 pm
by andrewm707
i bought it a few years ago with a few decal sheets when they were still available.
it sucks that they aren't available anymore
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:24 pm
by Mr. ED
I used RC 10T dogbones, originals not universals on my ultima truck conversion. One day I'm standing on an onroad-tracks starting grid, the flag goes down and my truck rolls for less than a meter: the ball-end wast twisted of.
I was only using a standard Mabuchi RS 540, go figure.
I got someone to Tig-weld it and it wobbled but never let me down again.
Neither did the other bone, so it must have been a one-off quality issue I guess.