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Okay, so I've been sitting on this project for quite some time now. Gathering bits and pieces here and there along the way. Now I figure, I'd better get this thing built before the site gets overrun with Worlds rere's

Sorry for the cell phone pics, it was just easier. I'll take some real photos when it gets completed.

First, as I like to start all my builds, the collection of parts. Including a new custom milled B stamped chassis and motor plate. Everything on this will be original parts Next up, the rear arms with Tecnacraft hinge pins all around and early MIP cvd's with the non-reinforced bell. Then the rear bulkhead and shock tower and some shocks. Next, the Super Stealth! New case, Robinson titanium topshaft, HG titanium idler gear shaft and MIP lite drives. Assembled and mounted. More to follow, I hope you all like it so far.

gonna be a nice one.

Thank you sir, we may have to push up that 2016 timeline for some paint

And now the front end complete with a full set of RCPS worlds turnbuckles (slightly shorter rear camber links for the relocated bulkhead holes). Assembled Still more...

sweet. interested to see the choice of sneakers.....

scr8p wrote:sweet. interested to see the choice of sneakers.....

Well those would be some authentico Worlds wheels with Flat Stubbies out back and Wide 5's up front Mounted, now I just need to take some better pics these aren't really doing it justice. Not to mention I have to add the electrics Hope you enjoy!

Very nice!

Looks good in pics but much better in person
Nice work Dave

Sweet car and options there! Nice sneakers too! Much better shiznit than any rere coming soon!

Very nice! I always like the exposed milled look better!

Looks great Dave! Fast build, just under 2 hours.

Thanks guys, I'm real happy with how it's turned out so far.

Asso_man! wrote:Sweet car and options there! Nice sneakers too! Much better shiznit than any rere coming soon!

Thanks and I am in complete agreement, no rere for me

slotcarrod wrote:Very nice! I always like the exposed milled look better!

I agree, more like something a factory driver would have done back in the day.

marlo wrote:Looks great Dave! Fast build, just under 2 hours.

I know right, nothing for a couple years and then bam!

I actually built this about three weeks back and went out of town for a week. I'm just barely getting around to posting it.

now install some electronics, charge up a battery, and hit some gnarly jumps.

How the heck did you find all those cool parts, in Glendale?

Very nice build BTW.

About time she came to life! What's the plan for a shell Dave?