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My Hot Trick RC10 shelf queen, converted with a Stealth tranny, front Andy's A-arms, rear aluminium Hot Trick A-arms, vintage Trinity motor, HPI wheels...




Kit 6010, everything original...




An other 6010 kit with some hop-ups



RC10 with A&L trailing arm conversion kit, vintage and unknown carbon chassis, chromed wheels, 6 gear tranny




A&L brand new chassis, A&L long front shock strut, 6 gear tranny,




RC10 with black chassis, Stealth tranny, CVDs, blue aluminium screws, graphite rear shok strut...




RC10 graphite, adapted Stealth tranny, some red dyed parts, aluminium Technacraft wheels, never run, my favorite shelf queen



Associated World's graphite chassis (very hard to find in that shape), Stealth tranny, CVDs, gold shocks, rear RPM A-arms, MIP fully ball-raced steering, titanium turnbuckles, RPM front bumper... my personal runner
This chassis went out 2 month before the B2 appeared




RC10 with 6 gear tranny and custom milled blue anodized chassis


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very very nice.

thanks bud!!!!!!!! hours and hours of searching and working...

like i said where you posted these originally, that worlds car with the graphite is super cool.

I think I will put some teflon sheet on the underside of the chassis and make it my runner for next season...I'm anxious to see it ride like a race queen...

I finally finished an old project, this is gonna be my old school runner. RC10 Team car fully restored and rebuild... Hot Bodies Stealth Fighter body, Jammin Jay wing with Losi wing mounts, Proline front wheels, Imex rear wheels with X-pattern tires, MIP ball-raced steering kit, MIP CVD's, RPM gear cover, titanium turnbuckles, Stealth tranny (a must) with Kevlar spur gear, Factory Team threaded shocks (I had to place some spacers inside the front shocks to obtain the correct ride height) and last but not least I sandblasted the edges of the chassis to make them bling, the result is nice. Electronics: vintage 410-M5 Novak ESC, Hitec servo, powered by a Trinity Speed Gem 17x2... I'm anxious to see it ride

Great collection. I particularly like the graphite car with the Tecnacraft alloys.

Gotta say a big thanks for previously posting the Hot Trick chassis update when you bought new front arms. I got some new HT arms too, but with no instructions, I was feelingly pretty hungover and couldn't work out which bolts went where. So I just found your pic on RC10talk and followed that.

Thanks a lot.

Thanks Ed, I am happy to make you happy it's true that you have many solutions to install the HT A-arms, shock above or below, hinge pins up and/or down... Personnally I've tried every position front and rear and I'm still not satisfied with their travel, they indeed look very nice but in my mind they must have been a real PAIN to race with...

If you are left with any question, do not hesitate to come back to me

The reason I plumped for the HT front arms is that they are a hop-up front arm of the short style. I have a pre-legends MIP 4x4 kit and wanted to put it on a chassis with as many hop-ups as possible (as that's my RC preference). This kit doesn't work with wide front ends and /or the Andy's front arms (shodog found that one out). As you know the HT front end was made wider with a wider front kick up plate. I am hoping that by using these arms with a standard plate and hardware I will be able to use the MIP 4x4 kit and have hop-up arms. Fingers crossed. Out of curiosity do you have a copy of the instructions you could scan for me?

I must have a copy for the rear A-arms I bought NIP but the front were already slightly used, so no instruction... I am sure it will work with the HT fornt arms, standard kick-up plate and the MIP pre-Legend kit since the HT front arms are exactly the same lenght and shape as the short stock ones, uncross your fingers, it's all good

Asso, great collection of vintage RC-10s. I like the care and detail you put into every one of them. Just one minor correction, the wheels on your graphite car are not tecnacraft. They look to be ones made by JPS http://www.jpspro.com/images/a8-Cat%20small.jpg

Cool pictures. I love looking at other people's cars.

Jim's right .. those wheels are not Technacrafts. My educated guess would be JPS as well. Doesn't take away from a very nice collection though!

-Alex