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I just saw this today. I can't buy another car right now, but maybe it's the right one for you.
https://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-items-sale-trade/1079203-vintage-team-losi-jrx2-trailing-arm-rear-end.html

If I had just seen the + on the end I would have been good. After I saw it I felt like an idiot for coming on here and asking Now to get it wired up and installed. I've had this Ultima for months and it hasn't had a first run.

Thanks. I didn't notice the + sign on the plastic part of the end bell. I was looking at the copper sides for some kind of markings

I just got a cheap Surpass 17t motor & 60a esc combo for my Ultima. The motor wires are not attached and I want to make sure I set them up so the blue wire on the motor connects to the blue wire on the esc. I know where to connect them, just not sure which side gets which color. https://live.sta...

I have never driven 1, but a lot of people say the Tekno MT410 is the most durable 1/10th monster truck out.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/tekno-rc-mt410-1-10-electric-4x4-pro-monster-truck-kit-tkr5603/p575518

I love the name!

I got the Holiday Buggy wheels/tires on a Sand Scorcher which uses the same wheels/tires as the grasshopper so I would think the Grasshopper wheels would work on your Holiday Buggy.

I'm pretty sure those are original Holiday Buggy wheels and tires. When I got my Sand Scorcher roller it had those wheels/tires so I looked them up.
http://www.tamiya101.com/model_info.asp?id=23

I watched Full Metal Jacket last week and I'm picturing all the soldiers loading up socks with Tamiya bushings to teach private Pyle a lesson. LOL

Most of the kit boxes from cars I have built have 1 in them. I also have 2 sitting on my workbench. I send one whenever I sell a car.

Do any of you keep the Tamiya plastic bushings? Any creative uses for them? I never got rid of mine so I know I have a ton in the kit boxes.

Do you mean Marwan RC?
https://marwanrc.com/shop

Wow, that was a cheaper than I would have thought. Maybe Tamiya will re-re it for a decent price someday.

I just remembered that the front wheels are 1.9" so it's possible Kyosho Ultima tires or the Jconcepts 1.9 Rips might work with the stock wheels.

Front tires will be the hardest part for this buggy. If you can find a set they usually run in the $50+ range. Fine for a shelf queen but not so great for a runner. The rear tires are still made.

I sold my Bearhawk a couple years ago. I regret it of course.

It's either an original Grasshopper that has had the "Hornet conversion", or a hornet with a Grasshopper body thrown on. Not a GH2, the front arms aren't right. The front wheels/tires aren't stock.