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Oh sweet! The Optima is on the U.S site now:) I didn't look through the entire thread....probably been said before. Lol

Grunger73 wrote:Nice barn find.

Lmao! That's funny but true. Thanks for the info as well guys!

So I was out at a buddies house today helping him split some wood. Lol, he says he has this old rc car in the barn if I want it:) So obviously yes, then I see it says Kyosho on it! Needs a major clean up, doesn't have a body but cool either way!

Damn! I'll be in for one.....now I wonder if I should sell the Javelin I bought recently. Haha

Just got home from the post office, thought I would share:) now if I can find another body.

Here is the foxbody

5.0 supercherged rx7, 1966 Mustang coupe, just sold 93 351w foxbody

Here's one i've been working on for awhile now, how many of you can identify the old thing :D http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/xx117/nicohuige/0123/0123home001.jpg http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/xx117/nicohuige/0123/0123home002.jpg http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/xx117/nicohuige/0123/0123h...

RC10resto wrote:http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=29265&hilit=full+size+toys

Ooops!

These didn't post for some reason? Yes I have a problem. Lol

Let's see what our members drive:) Sold the 5.0 3 weeks ago:/ The rx7 has an 89 5.0 5 speed with a Vortech supercharger!

yellowdatsun wrote:Very cool, I love these. Too bad about the 280zx, I have a soft spot for those, and own an 81 turbo.

Oooo! Nice, I had a 77 280z and loved it!!!!

Beautiful car! I kick myself every time I see a Javelin! Back in the day, my cousin had a Javelin and I only went to see him once a year before Christmas. Every year I'd ask him to sell me the car. Finely about the third year he sold it to me. I then proceeded to do a belt drive conversion and race...

So....are these things worth anything? Collectible?

Thanks guys, I love it! They are the wheels that came in the box from kyosho. Here's how Kyosho describes them. Lol Looks like the outer hub of the wheel is screwed to the back of the wheel.