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more pics od the Fantom20 EXP-3P 4WD

I got to playing around with making my own generic decal sheets today, and printed off my first on an inkjet printer with some Amazon clear vinyl decal sheets ............ and that is just a fail. :roll: But the overall decal sheet should be good to go get printed at an actual print shop for decent ...

If we all step back and remember what it was exactly that made R/C so immediately fascinating, most of us would probably say it was a level of realism involved. Both Kyosho & Tamiya gave us the chance to feel what real racing was all about, but it’s much more affordable and a lot less dangerous....

Welcome to the forum , there's an answer to virtually any RC car question you have here .

That's a beautiful piece of engineering , I've never seen an alloy chassis that's used as a flexing suspension piece assisted by shocks before , I've seen it with fibre glass before .
Very nice restoration taking place , well done .

I love this car. From my favorite era - lots of aluminum and made to last.

I love the old heavy metal cars and full cage

It is always cool to hear stories like this about an awesome vintage buggy being pulled out from the back of a store.. Looks nice!

Fantastic!!

Very cool car and an amazing find!

I see "Henri Pescarolo" is your driver. FWIW, he is known for wearing green helmets.

"I will run a few tanks then she will be a shelf queen"

After all that work Then you will re-restore it?

Very nice work and done so fast