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Nice car. Anyone remember what body is on the car?

The body on this car is an RCPS Mirage SS.

Sorry I do not have an answer whos car this was, but I have these japanese style pictures (=way too small to see any details) from the maybe same driver. Thanks Jirka. That was the photo I remember seeing :D I know Shouzo Takatani painted most of the shells for Team Yokomo drivers. I have seen till...

Thanks guys. A cool car for sure. The paint work is excellent even though the body has seen better days. Maybe the stiff carbon fibre chassis necessitated a different setup to normal with regard to the battery placement.

The ball ends and ball studs are Yokomo items.

Vin

Hey guys, Finally finished and ready to show is my RC10 Graphite. Purchased a few years back from Yahoo Auctions, I noticed the familiar paint design and complete electronics package and wanted this car in my collection. Unfortunately, some of the plastics had turned an unpleasant brown colour. I ha...

Happy Birthday Hyeong

Happy Birthday

Wow Thank you so much for sharing this. The photos alone are worth it but having all the race reports together is a bonus. Lots of coverage from Japanese magazines

Vin

That is a really nice World's Car. I wonder if that was one of the last times Craig ran the tub car.

Is that battery brace from the T2?

Great to see this car assembled Tim. The paint job is clean and is reminiscent of the times. The top deck is the Jammin Jay version I believe. Same design as the Drescher top deck, just made from a different material (always carbon fiber but not the weave version). Those Fastrax hubs are really nice...

Happy Birthday guys

That is looking real good Jason.

Those coulored chassis still look great.

J.D. Has started racing again. I saw him just last week. LMK if you have any Q's for him. -Jeff

Thank you very much Jeff

EDIT: Diff balls are 1/8 size, not 3mm as I previously wrote

Vin

Thanks guys for all your kind words. These types of RC cars are the reason why I enjoy this hobby so much. I have always been drawn to the 'scratch built' factor, even more so when the product works well. During the 90's, I used to enjoy reading (mostly RCCA) the big race reports as it was common am...

Hello all, Another conversion kit for the Yokomo YZ-870c/YZ10 but this time from the U.S.A. courtesy of J.D. Beckwith's former company Duke Concepts. Just like Craig Drescher and CML did with the Yokomo Works '91, J.D. Beckwith (Factory Driver) designed a collection of parts to enhance the performan...