CRPed Frog
- mrlexan
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CRPed Frog
I was able to squeeze some project time in today to get this CRPed Re-re frog off the in process table (short of a body). My CRP stash is running a bit thin these days, but I tried to muster up as many parts that could with what I have left. Also includes You-G wheels and Academy front bumper. Can't forget Proline front and rear tires..... I loved the rear tractor tires BITD. I used them on everything when I was a kid. CRP parts include: front skid plate, battery door pin, adjustable motor mount (the only thing used), bearing retainers, trailing arm pivots, motor cover, rear bumper, resistor plate (don't think it will be used). I was thinking either Pennzoil or DHL bodied Frog.... trying to be consistent with the colors. I am open for other yellow and red suggestions.
Enjoy! Thanks for looking.
Jay
Enjoy! Thanks for looking.
Jay
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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www.gojammedia.com
- MelvinsArmy
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Re: CRPed Frog
Definitely Pennzoil over DHL.
Other yellow themed brands that might be cool are Earl's and Hooker.
Other yellow themed brands that might be cool are Earl's and Hooker.
- Mr. ED
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Re: CRPed Frog
yellow and red: Shell of course!
Caterpillar would be cool also: to stick with the tractor tires
Caterpillar would be cool also: to stick with the tractor tires
- Doomed
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Re: CRPed Frog
CRP, You-G, Parma, I love that all these companies used to make cool after market stuff for the old-school RC's. Thanks for posting this up always like seeing them.
- RichieRich
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Re: CRPed Frog
Great work! I have a soft spot for the Frog as it was the first rc car I ever had. I have a couple in my collection too. I've modified one with several CRP, Parma and Robinson Racing parts.
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Re: CRPed Frog
i like this idea.. at first tractor tires and yellow wheels made me think john deere but i think the bit of red and gray will be better with Caterpillar... Caterpillar frogMr. ED wrote:yellow and red: Shell of course!
Caterpillar would be cool also: to stick with the tractor tires
- mrlexan
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Re: CRPed Frog
I think I am going to let her go hopping away.
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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- Mr. ED
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Re: CRPed Frog
errr, what does that mean? It doesn't stroke withone of the suggested paintthemes, nor am I ready to believe you are going to actually run it
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