My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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Here is a RC12LC all stock, including the Disc Wheels and Stealth Rear Axle, Also a pic of my Project 12L that I am trying to build "Carbon-Fiber Free", It is still in progress, I still have to shape a Tunnel for the Technacraft rear end, find a Fiberglass Axle, Titanium Hardware and finish modifying the front end with a brace and Body Mounts.
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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project)

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Man its about time for an update:

Some of you may have seen the car over at RCtech. I know the fronts are not "old school" enough, hope the 32pitch makes up for it :) I still have to paint up a McAllister Body for it.

Enjoy this Mish-mash :)

Still missing some original BSR Fronts (dished).

PS: No Ti hardware installed as originally wanted.

The shock mount is an RC10L Item with the "ears" for the shock removed - drilled out for the hollow Fiberglass rollover antenna.
McAllister Front Body Mounts - Home made rears
Tecnacraft Tie Rods
Delta Shock
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Very nice I love 12L's
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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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You by chance looking for one of those yellow fiberglass axles? I *might* have one, that's a big might though... LMK. Either way, looks great!

Oh yeah, shoot me a PM about those other parts we were talking about back before your job move. Thanks Maurice!

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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looks excellent. you should also lay the servo down. those servo mounts came with the newer associated front ends.

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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littleVETTE wrote:looks excellent. you should also lay the servo down. those servo mounts came with the newer associated front ends.
I agree with you and you are right, just wanted to be a bit different :)

(and to be honest I had the Reactive Caster front end on it, but switched back to Original)

Thanks for all the Compliments guys - body is almost done too.

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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I like the idea behind your project... 'Carbon Free.' Cool to see one as stock as possible.

Looking forward to seeing the finished body!

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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Nice cars!

Those SCRs bring back some memories.
I have some that still take a charge. All of 5 minutes 30 seconds of run time.
We ran 5 minute races.

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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Alright here it is with McAllister RM-1 body and new Tecnacraft rear hubs:
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Drbelleville Very nice job it looks great.
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Looks wonderful!

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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Thanks guys. I have a follow up soon I hope.

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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 2-8-12

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Well as most know I am a Pan Car "Fanatic" and the vintage 12L's have always been my favorites. Pulled this one out of Fee-Bay for next to nothing, and although I am getting rid of a lot of stuff, planned to build this on a super tight budget.

You guys have seen the RC10L SS Ford F-100 I built a while ago, and here is its baby brother.

I cut a new upper and lower pod plate out of aluminum, that is 5 mm longer to accommodate the 1/12 Parma Midnight Pumpkin F100.

Still a Work in Progress!
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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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Came across another...

...RC12LC, this one is a smokers car. The wheels have some sort of discoloration, which I think maybe from the adhesive used on the Donuts. Other than that, she needs a cleaning bad, rims need to be stripped of the donuts, and I have a new set of front wheels, so If I can not rescue the old ones, there is always a fall back plan. Delta shock needs a new shaft and a rebuild too, the shaft is bent.
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Re: My RC12LC and RC12L (Carbon Free Project) Update 6-14-11

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nice pick up, I love 12L's you can get a lot of them on a shelf :lol: I am getting ready to build a new one from parts I think I have 95% of the parts.
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