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The side bulkhead screw hole sure looks suspect.

My first ever NIB buggy build.

I don’t think there are many “collectors” of GT2s. Let alone rtr version models. I would think there’s a much larger market that plans on using the truck than shelf it. I’m almost embarrassed having that body sitting on a used chassis on my display shelf.

I would just cut out the side window and clean up that front hole with a dremel and call it good. It’s better for nitros to have more breathing anyway so I wouldn’t even worry about closing up the hole.

Has anyone else noticed this? What sticker kit do I have? Did GT2’s come as factory team kits that I’m unaware of? I’m not sure I understand your question correctly? They did sell a factory team truck and a RTR model. Or is it just your sticker set doesn’t match any you have or seen? It looks like ...

Not that it matters much but I found a 96’ Tower catalog. They did indeed still sell the original truck after the T2 was being sold. For how long, I do not know that.

Associated just put a little slip in the box stating parts may have different appearance from manual when they started switching to black parts. Otherwise functionally they were the same and installation was the same. The correct body for the sport truck would be the wide as mentioned. The team body...

Just a late model sport truck. If my memory is correct they were still selling the original truck when the T2 was first released and sold.

I would have to think they’re all, produced and packaged in Taiwan. I’d be willing to bet there’s no rhyme or reason where chassis numbers end up.

The only thing needed from that last set of photos is a side by side with a 1/10. Looking very cool!!

Hopefully my box doesn’t arrive looking worse than Duckheads.

Congrats, that was a unique turn of events towards the end.

Dangeruss wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 9:46 am

mtbkym01 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 6:48 am Very tight this month

RIght?! Romulus22 only needs 10 votes... he can still win this thing!

I really wish the 4 I got would’ve went to a car that actually deserves a vote.

Still, if one had some spare coin, it might be kinda cool to build an RC10 entirely from aftermarket parts. Out of curiosity, I added a ton of fan RC parts into my cart to see what price you could build an “new” RC10 for. With the majority of the stuff you need but still a ton of stuff missing, it ...