new guy with old buggy
new guy with old buggy
Hello All ,
I'm very new to the forum . Ive been soaking in as much info as possible . It's great ! well long story short I'm 35 got bit by the RC bug again after owning a hornet and then later ('in 89 ) a losi JRX2 when I was a kid . In the past few weeks Ive had a couple newer losi vehicles that caused nothing but havoc for me , so I went searching for a buggy like I used to have bitd . I acquired this runner yesterday and have been having a blast since . If anybody can shed some light as to what model etc I have that would be most excellent . look forward to learning from you all . thanks in advance
I'm very new to the forum . Ive been soaking in as much info as possible . It's great ! well long story short I'm 35 got bit by the RC bug again after owning a hornet and then later ('in 89 ) a losi JRX2 when I was a kid . In the past few weeks Ive had a couple newer losi vehicles that caused nothing but havoc for me , so I went searching for a buggy like I used to have bitd . I acquired this runner yesterday and have been having a blast since . If anybody can shed some light as to what model etc I have that would be most excellent . look forward to learning from you all . thanks in advance
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Re: new guy with old buggy
Sharp wheels on that. I'm 34 and also on here to re-live my youth and get back into this.
Re: new guy with old buggy
thanks man . I put a little mother's on the rimsflipwils11 wrote:Sharp wheels on that. I'm 34 and also on here to re-live my youth and get back into this.
If anyone else can chime in and let me know what model gold pan I've got here that would be awesome . thanks again guys . Loving this place
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Re: new guy with old buggy
Nice runner. It's a 6-gear transmission, short front a-arm RC10... probably a "Cadillac" model circa 1985-1987. It will likely have an "A" stamped into the chassis near the back. It's missing the front sway bar (but has the ball ends on the arms), has different springs, obviously not original tires/wheels, and a mismatched black front nose tube. They're still very capable rigs-- have fun and welcome to rc10talk!
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Jeff
Jeff
Re: new guy with old buggy
awesome ! . that's what I was looking for .. now if I can just get some knobbies and a better battery than the ancient ones that came with it , I'll be loving life . Thank You civilguy -civilguy wrote:Nice runner. It's a 6-gear transmission, short front a-arm RC10... probably a "Cadillac" model circa 1985-1987. It will likely have an "A" stamped into the chassis near the back. It's missing the front sway bar (but has the ball ends on the arms), has different springs, obviously not original tires/wheels, and a mismatched black front nose tube. They're still very capable rigs-- have fun and welcome to rc10talk!
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Re: new guy with old buggy
I'd say possibly late Edinger location car. Rear shock tower only has only one mounting hole, long wing tubes. Check the bottom spring retainers. Probably no slot for easy spring swaps and probably white idler gears in the transmission. That looks like a good runner.
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Re: new guy with old buggy
Greene- very well could be. In the head-on shot I thought I saw a slot on the righthand spring cup, but on second glance it looks like a shadow. Based on that I ignored the rear tower as maybe an Edinger replacement part. My Cadillac had white idlers.
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Jeff
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hey guys , here's a few more shots of the rear . thanks again .civilguy wrote:Greene- very well could be. In the head-on shot I thought I saw a slot on the righthand spring cup, but on second glance it looks like a shadow. Based on that I ignored the rear tower as maybe an Edinger replacement part. My Cadillac had white idlers.
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