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Found this decent looking guy on Craigslist last night







The bottom of the chassis appears a bit stained, but has very few scratches. Came with the manuals as well. Also a traxxas transmitter and receiver. I'll probably clean it up and resell it, or possibly keep for a shelf queen!

Those are some sweet rims.

Something about "shelf queens" makes me sad. These are performance machines...they wanna run!

vitamink wrote:Those are some sweet rims.

Something about "shelf queens" makes me sad. These are performance machines...they wanna run!

I feel ya! If I had a nice track to easily run on I probably would. But, for the sake of rc10 everywhere, be glad I have a traxxas slash to bash in the street. I have terrible rc car driving ability, best to preserve the rc10 for the next guy!


Joey

Awesome find Joey!!!

Too bad it will be relegated to Shelf Queen Status....

I kind of agree with VitaminK, they were meant to run.

I know space is an issue....but if anything i would have one for shelf quees status and one that you can run.

Thats what did with the DS cars...one nitro and two electrics are for running...the rest are enjoying the shelf life

LoboNYC wrote:Awesome find Joey!!!

Too bad it will be relegated to Shelf Queen Status....

I kind of agree with VitaminK, they were meant to run.

I know space is an issue....but if anything i would have one for shelf quees status and one that you can run.

Thats what did with the DS cars...one nitro and two electrics are for running...the rest are enjoying the shelf life

I know:( If I had a nice dirt area to run in I would, but all I have is the street in front of my house, and pavement just tears up these gold pans way to quick. Seems like more of a waste than sitting on a shelf till either someone who will run it in the dirt buys it, or I move to a place where I can biuld a track in my yard! I have a slash and a tc3 I'm perfectly happy with running up and down my street;)