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Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:16 am
by Brandon G
markt311 wrote:I'm picking up a DS this friday, I'll start a build thread for that one when I get it home.


Now I just need to find a 12LW and hide all this RC spending from my wife a little better. Her question for me today was "how many cars do you need!!??" She has no idea :D
Saw the car Friday... Mark you won out on that deal, without a doubt!

Can you say RC10DS with a Worlds chassis for dirt cheap!

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:32 pm
by THEYTOOKMYTHUMB
Anything new on this? Nashville is well within my range and any cold months are good for me.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:06 pm
by mrlexan
The boys that are planning this are all at the Off Road Nationals right now.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:02 am
by drbelleville
This is so Awesome, I have been waiting to race pan once more. Is there anything official yet, and anything concrete as far as classes and restrictions. I think it would be great to race old motors, ESC's, Servos and Batteries ( I know it may be a bit far fetched ) :) Although I think Brushed (within reason) motors, and NiCd /NiMh (6-cell) should be a requirement. Either way I am planning for this, and am going to attend when it happens with my RC12L and RC10L.

Thanks to all who have been getting the Vintage Nats in gear.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:57 pm
by Charlie don't surf
AGI Jammer will be ready for this one--any more talk of classes/rules--any chance for some oval :lol: , I have a Evo10ss just dying to be re-run

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:27 pm
by scr8p
going by the pics on the last page, there should be no reason the layout can't be changed to add an oval in that space, with an infield road course that is plenty big and technical. i've raced at places much smaller than that and they catered to ALL classes.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:16 pm
by civilguy
I was scrolling through this thread and I saw "mini" class. Does that mean little or did the Cooper come out before 1996?

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:37 pm
by THEYTOOKMYTHUMB
Charlie don't surf wrote:AGI Jammer will be ready for this one--any more talk of classes/rules--any chance for some oval :lol: , I have a Evo10ss just dying to be re-run
I heard that! I can barely drive oval! I would hate to see what would happen with anything more technical than that. Sure, it's easy for you guys, but I usually get distracted by a shiney object or a blonde with big...............teeth. :lol: Seriously though, I prefer oval. And we all know that the world bows before me and only worries about what I want... :?

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:34 am
by Brandon G
civilguy wrote:I was scrolling through this thread and I saw "mini" class. Does that mean little or did the Cooper come out before 1996?
The original Tamiya mini cooper came out in '94 I believe. That is what I was referring to. I think it was the version that had mono shocks front and rear and the motor mounted way out front. (I could be wrong on the configuration, so forgive me)

I will have to talk to the track owner about the oval ideas. The track will have to be reconfigured before the race anyway, so it might not be a problem. And yes, there would be plenty of room for it and an road course infield.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 12:27 pm
by civilguy
Thanks Brandon. A local racer had one for sale and I missed it though. I'll keep my eyes open. :wink:

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 12:14 pm
by drbelleville
Is there going to be info available, rules posted at the "Track sites" website? I hope that this can kick off, but what is the deal? Are there going to be any sponsors of the event, maybe some Co. Support ? :?:

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 12:24 pm
by Brandon G
The website will be up shortly. It will contain all the info you will need as far as location, date, classes, etc. I will list definitive rules in this forum thread here as well.

This race is planned for the end of February. 19th practice, 20th practice/qualifiers, 21st qualifiers/mains.

We will be in contact with sponsors, but based on the economy, I would not expect too much from them.

I will be posting this race info on many of the other well populated RC websites as well. It will be on RC signup too.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:25 pm
by budhatrain
not knowing anything about on-road and vintage in this category- so would like tamiya m-03mini cooper be included in the 1/10 mini?

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 8:56 pm
by NashRCracer
Brandon G wrote:
markt311 wrote:I'm picking up a DS this friday, I'll start a build thread for that one when I get it home.


Now I just need to find a 12LW and hide all this RC spending from my wife a little better. Her question for me today was "how many cars do you need!!??" She has no idea :D
Saw the car Friday... Mark you won out on that deal, without a doubt!

Can you say RC10DS with a Worlds chassis for dirt cheap!

yeah remeber I read this thread and it was sitting for 10 years up there so what was it worth.

Re: 2009 Vintage On Road Nationals

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:36 pm
by markt311
I'm not selling it ever, so it's priceless to me.