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I can't find any info on the chassis itself. I sold majority of the parts off my rc10, so I am left with the Andy's chassis and the stealth tranny which I will be selling off soon. The chassis is used, but not modified or broken. What would be a good asking price for the chassis? I will have pics uploaded soon. I am not trying to sell it here, just need some pointers on helping it sell. Thanks!

Jeff

Ok here are some pics, I may be wrong about the holes being drilled, I dunno, maybe an expert can tell me, the tranny holes are iffy.

Jeff

they were a 6 gear only chassis, so it's been drilled to fit a stealth.

as for a price, it's hard to say. toss it on ebay, and let it ride.

That's what I figured, I know the stealth will sell itself, I just didn't want to let the chassis go for a few bucks, but being modified, I dont think I have a choice

Are those holes for trailing arm rear suspension if so what brand A&L, etc.

a01butal wrote:Are those holes for trailing arm rear suspension if so what brand A&L, etc.

andy's trailing arms

here's a pic of the andy's trailing arm kit......................

Cool hadn't seen that type before but that's not surprising, I guess most of the aftermarket suppliers must have had those kits bitd.

I purchased one in similar used condition off ebay a couple months ago for $18 shipped. Due to the fact that it had been drilled for a stealth was probably why it didn't fetch more.

Can you get an Andy's chassis that was factory drilled for stealth without the trailing arm mounting holes If so I neeeeeeeeed one.

Synergy wrote:Can you get an Andy's chassis that was factory drilled for stealth without the trailing arm mounting holes If so I neeeeeeeeed one.

nope

Asso_man! wrote:

Synergy wrote:Can you get an Andy's chassis that was factory drilled for stealth without the trailing arm mounting holes If so I neeeeeeeeed one.

nope

Puts credit card back in wallet and sulks in corner

all of the andy's chassis' gave you the choice to run either trailing arms or a-arms. and none of them were drilled for the stealth.