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So, yeah. Like many, I found my RC-10 in the attic. You guys are great, all of you, all so knowledgeable. I never raced, on a track. I did the playground, parking lot, and backyard thing. I'm not a racer, never was. My RC-10 was my friend. I neglected her for so long. Long story short, I've found her. As well as some other "old friends." (I'm looking at you JRXT, and Lunchbox). Anyway, with the help of my lhs, she moves pretty fast. However, I only wanted to replace electronics. Im just glad to see "my friend" go fast, again. These were the times. Thanks for reading.

Welcome to the board!

Thank you, sir. It's great to be here. Can nobody see my pics? Is that why nobody replies? Maybe nobody cares, about me, and my car.

Nope we cant see any of your pictures, and of course we want to see them we are all rc nuts!

try uploading your pics to a decent image server like imagebam.com if you have multiples, and imgur.com, or imageshack.com for singles


I wanna see pics!

it almost appears you were trying to upload a slide show? just post a couple of the IMG codes from photobucket separately.

EDIT: from you IMG code on photobucket:

Yeah, it's a pain to not currently have a working computer. Let's try this:

http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1765&key=34723
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1766&key=8455
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1767&key=25943
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1768&key=10618
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1769&key=28767
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1770&key=27066
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1771&key=73124
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1772&key=72084
http://www1.pixcat.mobi/image/?id=1773&key=6924

http://photobucket.com/rc10goldpan

One of these should work. I'd like you guys to see my car, as I have enjoyed so many of yours.

Thats a late EDINGER car.The first ones were a light pale gold annodizing.Nice car by the way.DON

THUNDERSTRIKE1 wrote:Thats a late EDINGER car.The first ones were a light pale gold annodizing.Nice car by the way.DON

Are you sure? I thought it was a Cadillac. I don't have the box, but I still have the original "Assembly And Operating Instruction" guide, that came with the car. On the back, it has the 1928 East Edinger address, so you're probably right. Of course, I'm assuming that you know more than I do. I'm just getting back into this.

Anyway, here's my problem: I never run her, for long. It's always on straightaways. The Reedy Radon, it's quick enough, for me. However, random screws fall out. The latest was AE part #6227. At least, that's what I think it is. Is this just a sign of age? Is there anyway to prevent this? I can't not drive her, but I don't want to ruin her.

Nice complete clean car!

Your best bet is to set aside an evening or two, take it completely apart, clean the parts, and then rebuild it per the manual, and replace or repair any pieces that might be missing or broken. dish soap works very well, small toothbrush for scrubbing, etc. If you have any grime/grease, use something like simple green which works very well to really clean up the plastic parts, just use caution on aluminum parts, as it will slowly attack it.

any questions you have on missing or broken parts, just ask away here on the forum, lots of guys will be able to help you out to find substitutes for things that are no longer available.

jwscab wrote:Nice complete clean car!

Your best bet is to set aside an evening or two, take it completely apart, clean the parts, and then rebuild it per the manual, and replace or repair any pieces that might be missing or broken. dish soap works very well, small toothbrush for scrubbing, etc. If you have any grime/grease, use something like simple green which works very well to really clean up the plastic parts, just use caution on aluminum parts, as it will slowly attack it.

any questions you have on missing or broken parts, just ask away here on the forum, lots of guys will be able to help you out to find substitutes for things that are no longer available.

Thanks for the tip! My original plan was to leave her dirty, as that was the dirt we acquired from back in the day. I'm beginning to realize that yeah, she deserves to be clean.
Did I read that correctly? Are you in the 19090 zip code?

abailey21 wrote:try uploading your pics to a decent image server like imagebam.com if you have multiples, and imgur.com, or imageshack.com for singles


I wanna see pics!

Thanks for posting that pic to this forum! Much appreciated!

yep, willow grove pa. I take it you are close?