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j.d.roost wrote: It would be nice if someone could work out a re-pop body for this truck :D
Somebody did. There is/was a guy in Australia selling them on ebay. I can't remember his name. They are nice, I have one.
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always liked these trucks..very cool to drive.. i got 1 a few years ago (cheap, cracked chassis) i fixed the chassis but the diff would not hold up, tryed to fix ,got so fed up i threw out the trans and chassis.. anyone else have this problem with the diff slipping ??

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:lol: :lol: are you kidding me, you can't run that in heavy metal... those belong in 2wd truck.... :lol: :lol:

Just Messing... :wink:

I agree with you Scr8p, those (Hilux/King Cab)should be allowed in the Heavy Metal Class 8)

If I could afford one, I would run a King Cab at the VONATs.

How about if I put lunchbox tires and wheels on my RC10 Heavy Metal Project?? would that make it a little more fair?? :lol: :lol:
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j.d.roost wrote:I agree. Not too sure I agree with the monster rc10 thing but I am new here and have absolutely no right to question a decision on that :) Still trying to see if the wife is cool with me going to the 09 nats. I have a nice Gold pan on the way "just in case". It will be nice to help represent the Pa.Posse :P
Off course you have the right to question any decision, will they take it into consideration? Now that is another story :D :D
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Off course you have the right to question any decision, will they take it into consideration? Now that is another story

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quick question about tamiya club.......... i'm not a member so i don't know. can you download or print the manuals from there? i'd like to have a manual to put this this back togther after i take it apart. i don't know these like the back of my hand like i do the rc10. :wink:

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Tamiya manuals here:

http://www.modelbuild.co.uk/manuals.html

58086?

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scr8p wrote:quick question about tamiya club.......... i'm not a member so i don't know. can you download or print the manuals from there? i'd like to have a manual to put this this back togther after i take it apart. i don't know these like the back of my hand like i do the rc10. :wink:
I can do it for you, if you want.
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what, you'll print the manual or rebuild the truck? if your tamiya builds go anything like that of your rc10's, i'll just take the manual. :P :P :P :lol:

if you have time to print it, that be cool. if not, let me know. thanks.

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:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :x
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don't be hatin'. :)

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templeofspeed wrote:Tamiya manuals here:

http://www.modelbuild.co.uk/manuals.html

58086?
That's the site I use for old Tamiya manuals-- even the ones I physically own I have downloaded for instant reference on my computer.
You have to be a paying member to get the full-sized manuals at TC.
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My buddy had a King Cab when we were kids. I was a sweet truck at the time. I was going to get one for him off ebay an found a mint truck all built with an unpainted body for $400.00!!!! Are they really that collectable? I remember the body being really weak too!!
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amx73 wrote:My buddy had a King Cab when we were kids. I was a sweet truck at the time. I was going to get one for him off ebay an found a mint truck all built with an unpainted body for $400.00!!!! Are they really that collectable? I remember the body being really weak too!!
what is collectable is up to you. For me, I have no interest in the Hilux so $400 would be way too much but for someone who cherished one of these back in the day, $400 would be a steal. I guess the point I am trying to make is buy what you like, not what someone else thinks of it.

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what is collectable is up to you. For me, I have no interest in the Hilux so $400 would be way too much but for someone who cherished one of these back in the day, $400 would be a steal. I guess the point I am trying to make is buy what you like, not what someone else thinks of it.
ive seen decent(not new or mint) Hilux/king cabs have as low as $50 buy it now..id watch a bunch on ebay first.some people ask high $$$ for stuff but never get it..i really like how these trucks drive..just not a big fan of the trans and the chassis (i had a ebay hilux with bad trans and cracked chassis) if you find one with a sassy chassis and a steath trans buy it ... it may be one of the coolest trucks ever 8)

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