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This was my regular runner until last year when I decided to clean her up and retire her to the shelf.---at least for now. Not a re-re. A-stamp pan, 6 gear trans. I believe it's a cadillac car. Freshened it up with a new proline body and decals and put the original cadillac reedy motor back in. Hoping the vintage racing scene will come to my area so I can bring her out of retirement.

My "CE". Also a regular runner. Have changed a bunch of parts to black pieces over time. Use this car to test brushed and brushless motor combo's. Jammin Jay rear tires and Parma wing.

This is my junkyard dog lovingly referred to as "Cereal Killer". I bash the hell out of this thing and love every second without worrying about scratching this or bending that. It's not a project. It's gonna stay pretty much how it is. AB-stamp pan, stealth trans, assorted mixture of AE parts and hardware, wheels and tires from a Kyosho Outlaw Rampage, Speed Gems Arconite 19t motor, Novak 410m1c esc, and Traxxas radio. Got the body with a collection I picked up, already painted the horrible green-orange stripe-blue tinted windows combo. Added the cereal brand decals from old nascar decal kits. Also note that every turnbuckle on the front end is different from each other. One of these days I'll add the missing nose tube.

UPDATE: R.I.P. Cereal Killer
I decided that the wheels and tires belonged on someones rampage. They are in near perfect condition since I only ran them in grass. The chassis was returned to full buggy form, the correct inline axles/steering blocks were added, and the the glitchy steering servo was swapped out for another old crappy servo that doesn't glitch. Still sporting the mismatched turnbuckles and missing nosetube. Threw a 14t quad motor in it with an 8.4 nimh. Added a spektrum receiver in and bound it as #5 to my main radio so it stays a regular runner and basher buggy. The Cereal Killer body currently resides on my new brushless powered 10T runner.

Kyosho Javelin. Red anodized aluminum shock collars and homemade aluminum wing. Race Prep motor with orange endbell to match the rollcage. TBG supplied the reproduction driver.

Kyosho Heavy Metal. Got it at a garage sale for a dollar. Original msc's and motor's. Modern Blizzard tracks. Body from TBG. Decals from MCI. This tank is one of my most regularly played with RC's.

Original Traxxas Sledgehammer. One of my favorite RC's. Astro Flight Turbo 05 off-road cobalt motor, Proline "sawblade" wheels, blue anodized aluminum shocks, and a one-off battery hold down bracket made from a composite craft pan car chassis. Body from TBG and decals from MCI finished it off.

Nichimo Exceed Pro 443

My beloved Tamiya Hornet.

My all original Traxxas Hawk

Traxxas Slash 4x4 VXL.

RC10GT brushless electric conversion. Dahm's GT Slammer body, GoolRC motor/esc, Tecnacraft front axles and an assortment of RPM and carbon fiber pieces

-Raceco foam core chassis reshaped to match the lines of the Chenowth body
-MIP SP-1 transmission
-Litesink motor plate
-Race Prep Power Zone Hack Attack motor
-Race Prep "Superbones" dog boes
-Hot Trick rear arms
-Andy's front arms
-Lundsford Punisher turnbuckles
-Victor Engineering esc
-Integy Piggyback Reservoir Shocks (piggyback reservoirs are functional)
-Aluminum bellcranks
-Assorted carbon fiber and RPM parts
-Dyed any remaining parts black and replaced most of the fasteners with aluminum ones

RC10L Graphite
-Novak 410-M1c esc
-Novak NER-2x receiver
-B&R motor

RC10T Road Racer.

My Clodbuster---Sassy Chassis, Duratrax Evader shocks,axle mounted steering servos, one-off homemade suspension fabricated from carbon arrow shafts.