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Looks great! I would hit the screws with some flat black paint or anodized black. I think that would look great and match the tires and the other black hardware.

Raised dot gold screws Jeff

Haha you bought all of em Marlo! There are none left!

I know it's brown, but it also is something that could have been done bitd, and everything so far is era correct so I would hate to throw stainless at it at this point. I have some zinc flat head slotted screws that may work, or I may sharpie some gold screws, as I know we did that bitd!

I like the gold on there, I'd leave them, maybe the older lighter coloured ones

All my cars used stainless hardware as soon as I built them. Though I did have a source(my dad). This would have been '87 or so......

I changed the title to "RC10's" of a different color and will just add on to this topic. It will be a place for my oddball anno jobs

Here is the bronze car finished with the funco body and ready for shelf duty. Only other thing would be if I can find better front wheels






And now on to something a little brighter

Those came out great, that first body looks cool.

It was a tight fit as it is more of a bolink digger or tamiya SRB body, I had to cut some holes for the rear shocks (hard to see) and trim for the nose tubes but in the end I really like it as well. Stock bodies get boring on oddball cars

It's so freaking purple. Love it. Looks great. Whats next a green machine?

Next is selling off a couple purple ones to finance the next ones. The 10t is already up. I may keep the buggy, it's going to be pretty cool.

I want to try the green, blue, and "copper penny" at some point. Time to start rounding up more chassis

Short arm re-anodized black with black shocks





Purple black and brown buggies

How about tan screws or sand colored.Would give it that old timey coloring effect.don

Nice work... Love the black one, it's got a nice contrast between the black and white parts.

Actually, they're all really nice!

Threw some paint at the black one. I was always a fan of the 70's Simpson racing jackets growing up, I loved the colors. This was the inspiration although its not all that noticeable

Very very cool. I really love the black shocks.