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09.15.2007, 09:09 PM

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Two pics of the top off and stripped, good thing about aluminum is it bends easily back into place. My great job of chassis lightening isn't good for strength though.

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSCF1274.jpg
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSCF1273.jpg

That probably did weeken the chassis some. I saw one on ebay today, the guy wanted $325.00 for a used one.


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09.15.2007, 09:29 PM

I have a bunch more pictures of cars but that was waaaaaay before digital. Had a Kyosho Big Brute, Hornet, Yokomo Dogfighter, Tamiya F-1, RC10L.Ever hear of the Spirit FF? It was front wheel drive and total crap as far as strength goes, but my favorite was a Tamiya 1/12th Toyota Celica rally car. That thing was so fun to drive.
   
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I have a bunch more pictures of cars but that was waaaaaay before digital. Had a Kyosho Big Brute, Hornet, Yokomo Dogfighter, Tamiya F-1, RC10L.Ever hear of the Spirit FF? It was front wheel drive and total crap as far as strength goes, but my favorite was a Tamiya 1/12th Toyota Celica rally car. That thing was so fun to drive.
I've heard of all of them except the last one.


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09.16.2007, 10:05 AM

I have a Tamyia Hornet, it was my first RC, I got it for my 7th birthday I think back in 1985, it's not quite in original mint condition now though, I carried out some minor modifications to it back in 1992



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I just ordered about a $100.00 worth of parts from a ebay uk.com store. So i can restore my tamiya falcon.


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