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WOW that's it, I wonder how many of these got out into the world. Thanks for your pic and post!

Thanks for your input. I tend to agree with you because the holes are so perfect. I purchased the car today and haven't actually seen it in person only pictures. Once it's in hand I'm hoping to put the mystery to bed! Thanks again!

Bottom RC10 Extra Holes.jpg Please look closely at the bottom of this RC10. The additional servo and battery mount holes appear to be factory drilled. I say that because the inside of the holes appear to be anodized. Yes some are not countersunk but are so clean and perfectly mirror the stock oppos...

Hey can one of you guys ID this nose piece for me? Was this originally designed for the RC10?

Thanks so much guys! I appreciate the info. Perfect

I got these on an RC10 I purchased awhile back. No clue about what they were really made for. Thanks in advance!

Hello forum members, can someone tell me what the TQ as in the TQ10 Horizon Hobby rc car stands for?

Great! Thanks for your input guys! “Top Qualifie” it is then.

greazy wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2009 8:33 am From what I remember, it was about $70 for the chassis, nose plate and motor plate.

I may be wrong and correct me if that is the case, but I don't think Associated powder coated any motor plates only chassey's and nose plates.

Love your build. This is my blue one. I have a display case with 5 cars in it in my living room and my blue chassis has been in there since day 1.

Lil Muffin didn't want me in the garage with all my stuff so she had a couple of guys build an 8'X12' space behind the house for me.

Here's another "Andy's" painted body with a USA theme.

Nice build please keep us posted how it goes! Thanks for keeping the hobby alive!
I've got one too with some mods on it.

RC10 Custom Aluminum chassis build.

MIP Legends 4 Wheel Drive RC10 Conversion.

They say "Team Losi" on them.