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Oh no, not politics!!!

Quite the globe-trotting 10T! Nice find there - glad to hear it'll be a shelfer

CL never disappoints

Very cool + innovative project! Interested to see how that would hold up running

Totally agree with you on the privacy issue, it's gotten absolutely ridiculous! I know here in CA, one can go to the DMV offices and pay $5 or $10 a plate to obtain owner registration information. The only exceptions would be privately registered plates for police officers, judges, etc. that opt not...

Good find! I think I just missed that one, now I'm kicking myself...

It's a tough decision you've got to make - but not a bad one to have Enjoy!

Nothing sad about that! Maybe I should pick it up and start a new project...not too familiar with the specifics on that truck though as I've been obsessed with the 10T for so long then jumped to the T3. It does seem like those parts would be easier to come by than 10T stuff? Anyway, I say build anot...

Looking good so far!

A "new truck" (AE #9043). Paid a bit more than I'd have liked, but looking forward to starting the build!

Don't know if you found the info you're looking for yet, but this is a great thread for information on your truck:

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=34096

I think I've seen this seller's username on the forum here, but I could be mistaken... If you're still looking for a chassis, this one looks to be in really good shape. Trucks look awesome - best of luck finishing #2 up! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rc10-t2-Team-Associated-7301-Tub-Chassis-Never-Used-/17...

Can't wait to get my rere's in April! I've always been afraid of running my vintage kit too hard and either breaking a part I can't replace easily or scratching it up, so now I'll have something to run and race!! It's like going back in a time machine when we cut those seals years and years ago - wh...

I got into the hobby right about the same time. I'm also looking to restore an old 7035 RC10T (my first kit). Unfortunately, I have to start with someone else's as mine was stolen along with my T2 back a few years Best of luck!

You're right, cardboard and plastic sure gets expensive! I'm actually looking at an old roller on ebay right now - thinking of trying my first gold tub restoration project. If I don't get too crazy about details, it could wind up a really cool runner. Don't know how long you've been in SD, but any t...

Small world! Nice collection you have there - it inspires me to get a few of my vintage kits in race trim going again. I'm one of those guys that either leaves 'em NIB or built and polished on a shelf. I suppose we can only get so much satisfaction out of that