My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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Just got this, got a bunch of ebay parts on the way.
Whats the best color to match the chassis if a repaint is in order?

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Re: My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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LOOK AT THOSE LOWER REAR SPRING CUPS! :shock: :shock:

What have you gotten yourself into boy? Is the chassis bent? Any extra holes?

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templeofspeed wrote:LOOK AT THOSE LOWER REAR SPRING CUPS! :shock: :shock:
Oh boy we've got something here! Probably one of the hardest box art pieces to find for sure, but then again, you already knew that :mrgreen: :wink:
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Re: My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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yup, dat's an early one. aside fom the spring cups, it has the small diameter shock cap seals, too.

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Re: My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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carloco8 wrote:
templeofspeed wrote:LOOK AT THOSE LOWER REAR SPRING CUPS! :shock: :shock:
Oh boy we've got something here! Probably one of the hardest box art pieces to find for sure, but then again, you already knew that :mrgreen: :wink:
:|
Actually, I didnt know that...

Like I said this is my first gold pan, I used to look at them in the hobby shop...sitting on the top shelf, glowing, as if they had a halo around them...all while I plopped down my measly 75 bucks for the Blackfoot. So, thanks for not triying to score those spring cups from me :?

The chassis doesnt look bent and as for holes...I couldnt say what belongs or what doesnt...none look out of place or made with a drill in a hillbillies hand.

Heres what i have coming so far...

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Re: My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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So, the chassis looks more like assy has anyone succesfully repainted one? Any tricks for that? I doubt I will spring for anodization.

And I will take your advice and spare it from the brushless mamba 7700. I have a few old motors that will keep the vintage vibe.

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Dogbone wrote:So, thanks for not triying to score those spring cups from me :?
Nah, its all good! Just take care of them. I say so because among all of us here, your car is the first (i think) to help prove that they somehow exist in the mortal world :D
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carloco8 wrote:
Dogbone wrote:So, thanks for not triying to score those spring cups from me :?
Nah, its all good! Just take care of them. I say so because among all of us here, your car is the first (i think) to help prove that they somehow exist in the mortal world :D
Sweet.... :D

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In the parts pic theirs a set of black plastic front arms.Who made those?I got a set off a parts car with gold nose plate on black chassis.Theres no name on them so guess custom made?DON

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THUNDERSTRIKE1 wrote:In the parts pic theirs a set of black plastic front arms.Who made those?I got a set off a parts car with gold nose plate on black chassis.Theres no name on them so guess custom made?DON
i think (not positive) that those arms were made by robinson racing.

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Re: My first RC10 Gold Pan Project

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Jason,You know that chassis you painted that had no letter stamed on it ? Well it had a set of shocks on it with the same spring cups!

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noony wrote:Jason,You know that chassis you painted that had no letter stamed on it ? Well it had a set of shocks on it with the same spring cups!
front and rear? that one had the very light gold annodizing too, didn't it?

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Yep, It only had them on the rear, The frontend was missing.

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Plus every thing was dyed Red :cry:

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Dogbone wrote:So, the chassis looks more like assy has anyone succesfully repainted one? Any tricks for that? I doubt I will spring for anodization.

And I will take your advice and spare it from the brushless mamba 7700. I have a few old motors that will keep the vintage vibe.
i just painted a pink chassis with some flourescent paint, it came out good. just go slow :wink:

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