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Hi Raimund!

Nicely assembled RC10-worlds hybrid! Did you cut out the sides of the chassis yourself lately or was it done back in the day (early 90ies)?

Best regards!

Heli

Hi Raimund!

Congratulations to that awesome find!!!! I assume all these motors came from a closed hobby shop in Austria (Vienna)??

Hi Paul!

I remember your review of the Schumacher 911SE for the German AMT-magazine with a cool shot of the car in front of the Vienna UNO-city. Well done!

Best regards!

Heli

You really know how to make coool looking paint schemes Jason!!!! Keep up the good work!!! Shells from K..tec??

WOW !!!!!

Your collection of swb and lwb Cats is ultra coool !!!! Jason, may I ask you which kind of graphite chassis (upper and lower chassis) you used on the lwb saddle chassis car? Was it a Composite Craft one? VERRRRY NICE!!!!

Very, very nice car and unusual Corally saddle chassis indeed!!!! Congratulations on that purchase!!!

And I am sure you will find a very good solution for this problem, Jason. Was not aware of the problem with the dampers only held by too small of ball studs. I am already looking forward too see how you solve this problem.

Thanks Jason :D. Awesome article!! I am amazed by the modifications (2speed :shock: ) John Schweitzer from Canberra did to his Coyote!! Very coool! As for your car Jason, I would leave your shock and shock mounts stock due to visual appearance as you say (only my humble opinion, you don't have to li...

So my brain did not let me down :) . I can follow your attitude of thinking perfectly Jason. I am also not into collecting vintage cars because of their value or because their value might rise in the future but because I like how they look from a visual point of view (body) and how they work from a ...

Very nice pics of your built car Jason! As you said a box-art like paint scheme would suit the car perfectly! I can understand you that you want to try out how this car handles on a track but I am always worried that such a nice and rare car will accidentally get damaged by running it. The propshaft...

Hi Jason!

Wow that was a quick reply! Box and content of your NIB car looks very cool . Congrats! It seems that you put a great amount of work and tricked out bits and pieces into your 4WD Coyote! Will you run your car (as you did with most cars) once completely finished (I hope not)?

Sorry for re-starting such an old thread. I also like he Coyote a lot for the same reason Jason likes it (for its overall visual appearance). As far as I know the car was Italian Champion in 1987 and two of the SG works drivers namely Marco de Marchi and Umberto Pernice placed high in the B-final in...

Very nice cars! Unfortunately the RPS version was not very popular in Europe back in the day.

Hi Chris!

I am not an expert on Checkpoint motors but as far as I know the last two digits is a reference to the turns. So you have a hotter 17 and a milder 20 (single for the 17 and double for the 20 but I am not 100% sure). Best regards!

Heli

Hi Pierre! I have the "Radio Control Model Cars" magazine with one small picture of Gil Losi's car (without body on it) and several pictures with body on it in this magazine. Pierre, please give me some time to get access to a flatbed scanner which will probably take me a little time. Hope...