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Welcome aboard Myles, I knew your Dad, didn't realize it's been so long since he got busy in his new profession. I hope things are good for you and your family and send a "Hey Reg" to your Dad for me he's one of the good ones.

This is what I've got and looks like it's the same, here is the instruction sheet.

scr8p wrote: ↑Tue Jan 04, 2022 6:32 pm The thread that will just not die......

You could kill it!

Just caught up with this news today and am truly shocked and saddened. Like many here I've read his posts through the years and been truly amazed by his craftsmanship and always friendly help and assistance whenever asked. We'll all miss him I'm sure and my condolences go out to his family. RIP Jim.

This a really special build and I quietly watched as it has progressed with interest as I have many years ago started a build of a Composite Craft Team car and tried to fit it out with as many RPM Team car parts as possible. When I got to the choice of shocks I was never able to make up my mind but ...

This is a photo of the original body NIP and the header card says it is designated ZB-GL, I think I got this picture off Yahoo Japan a number of years ago and I think it sold for pretty big money back then which probably was at least 5 years ago. So very rare! Oops! I guess if I had looked at page 2...

ZC-677C might be difficult to find but you could always use a 5mm collar like these:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/173293167884?hash=item285913e50c:g:SyEAAOSwpFda5SWH

Says NESC 1 & 4

You could scan it if you have access to a scanner and post it in the Scan Forum. Just a suggestion.

That chassis is coming up aces way to go Brian!

Bro, those wheels are like jewelry maybe you should get a silver chain and wear them around your neck!

Try looking in this post might have some info:

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=11143&start=15

I responded in your other post in my instructions post in the Scans forum, anyway the number is SDP 6R23RL 13635 and there is an SDP site that you can probably find it at. BTW Aaron gave me the number (aip47-2008).

I sent a message on Facebook to aip47-2008 asking if he knows what belt is used, I can't make out what the number is on the belt of my SP-2 car and he knows or has info on it I would think.

I'd heard the bearings had been from a slot car application so they should be easily found I would think.