Yokomo Works '91
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Yokomo Works '91
Here's my minty fresh Works '91. Pretty much box stock except for the Titanium turnbuckles. Even have the instruction manual, though in Japanese ...
Classics rule, moderns drool
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
SWEET! I really want one of those.
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
That is an amazing looking car, whoever sold that must have been a big huge doh head
oh wait, that was me lol!
Thanks for posting those pictures, it will be really good reference as I start putting together another one he he


oh wait, that was me lol!
Thanks for posting those pictures, it will be really good reference as I start putting together another one he he
I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's 
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration

Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
let me know if you want more/better pics for your re-do. I'm real glad I started hoarding Yoks over the last few years ...
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
One thing I did forget to mention...that car is totally box stock, even the turnbuckles you mentioned, unless you have changed them? It was built from the box as a spare car but never ran and I swear that no aftermarket parts ever touched it...I am not sure if there was a difference between the Japanese 91' and the U.S. 91' version?? perhaps that was it....it was purchased brand new in Asia (Hong Kong) and then brought over here much later. I'll do some more digging and see if I can't find that out for you! 

I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's 
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration

Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
Thanks again for posting those pictures, they really really really helped for reference (not having a manual made things really interesting!)
Ok so below is the before and after pictures of a 91' that I am in the midst of rebuilding...its coming along but nowhere near done. Won't be a shelfer, there isn't one new part on it lol, except for the rear wing mounts...its not quite correct either, the front arms were drilled out and I haven't located replacements yet and the tires/rims are from a later car too I believe.
I used nail polish remover on the body and about a spare 8 hours of my life
scrubbing the inside out...its also coming along...not perfect or new but looks good enough that I should be able to respray the inside with some dark colours.
Thanks again Lennard and Brian for the pictures, parts and inspiration....also working on a Corally chassis 870c that I'll post in awhile
Ok so below is the before and after pictures of a 91' that I am in the midst of rebuilding...its coming along but nowhere near done. Won't be a shelfer, there isn't one new part on it lol, except for the rear wing mounts...its not quite correct either, the front arms were drilled out and I haven't located replacements yet and the tires/rims are from a later car too I believe.
I used nail polish remover on the body and about a spare 8 hours of my life

Thanks again Lennard and Brian for the pictures, parts and inspiration....also working on a Corally chassis 870c that I'll post in awhile

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I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's 
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration

Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
Lovely car, back when I first had my 870C in the early 90's I had a blue brace like that but it was from a co in the UK (Racecraft) I wonder if it is from Racecraft. I also have a Racecraft Works Yokomo body (uncut) which I will post pics of but it may not show well.
I need to get pics of my yokes on here as I have a restored 870C which has Andys arms front and rear as well as steering nuckle arms the only problem with it is the chassis which has some foam tape to be taken off and the usual wear and tear with glue etc. Anyone have any ideas how to remove the foam tape and the glue. Also I have the original tyres front and back with pink wheels, although the rear wheels are the larger size so if anyone knows where I can get some nip pink rear wheels drop me a pm.
Runner YZ10
Works 91 pretty much stock but in excellent condition (New unpainted body to go with this)
Works 91/93 not sure with Fibre-lyte Carbon fibre shock towers front and rear.
Shame I sold both my Cats, I know BOrmac will have a better time with the XLS than I did.
Varma
I need to get pics of my yokes on here as I have a restored 870C which has Andys arms front and rear as well as steering nuckle arms the only problem with it is the chassis which has some foam tape to be taken off and the usual wear and tear with glue etc. Anyone have any ideas how to remove the foam tape and the glue. Also I have the original tyres front and back with pink wheels, although the rear wheels are the larger size so if anyone knows where I can get some nip pink rear wheels drop me a pm.
Runner YZ10
Works 91 pretty much stock but in excellent condition (New unpainted body to go with this)
Works 91/93 not sure with Fibre-lyte Carbon fibre shock towers front and rear.
Shame I sold both my Cats, I know BOrmac will have a better time with the XLS than I did.
Varma
- bscotti
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
nice work, Jolon! Coming along very nicely!
Looks like Yok's are becoming the next hot item ...
Looks like Yok's are becoming the next hot item ...
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
I sold the car with the yellow wheels recently, it had EVERY upgrade possible (all carbon/titanium) and was new built. I friend of mine really wanted it so i had to sell her in the end 

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Re: Yokomo Works '91
I REALLY want a Werks.... that is the only one I don't have (of the older 4WDs).
Beauts!
Beauts!
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
I know the guy who bought the carbon one might be selling it. his name is Scoobster and he may even be a member on here.
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Re: Yokomo Works '91
Del? I have talked to him before... the prob is the exchange rate between the GBP and the USD.
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