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I think it looks good, too. Looking forward to seeing it progress.

Yes! Also the original '84 cars had trailing front axles and a rear bulkhead that only had the outer patch of camber links and deep wing tube mounts, just like your car has. Those front Andy's arms were some of the first long arm designs. Classic club racer style, just a few hop-ups, but always the...

Very cool! I guess I got pretty lucky.

Now, another question... I'd like to figure the age on this buggy. Assuming the rear shock tower is the original(single upper shock mount holes), would that put this in the '84-'85 production time span?

Thanks for the comments, guys.

Are these bellcranks a big deal? I know Losi used to make hop-ups for Associated stuff, but that's as far as my knowledge on these goes.

I wish it had a set of matching wheels, but for the price I'm not going to complain. I'll just keep an eye out for a matching pair of either style.

Anyone know of a place to find tires to fit these older wheels?

I was 12 when the first RC10 buggies were being produced, and I barely knew that hobby-grade RCs existed at the time. Fast forward to the year 2000 and I finally get into the hobby myself. Since that time I've had a thing for buggies. I've had a XXX-Spec(my first "race" buggy), a couple B4...