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this is soo cool. Thanks for sharing your invention

I'm about to do a video on this but there are already some out there. Anyway, use DOT4 and let it sit. Paint comes right off (relatively easy) with no hazing.

lookin good!

Always good to see a nice restore. I'm sure you can still get a pretty penny for those wheels.


(man the sight of those early Rustlers makes me cringe- is it just me? )

(x2) +1!!!

that car is sick!

great, thanks for the info

awesome, thanks for the link!

A few years ago my bud I used to race with sent me all of his RC stuff that we used to race with from when we were kids. He kept all of his stuff clean and did very well. I've been all up in the offroad stuff already, but this stuff has kinda sat around. I just took it out of the box last weekend an...

I love this!! kinda the same route I take with my cars. I like to build runners, stuff that I think will be fast. I'm really interested in the steering you come up with. What kit is the one pictured, with the inline ball?

super clean

I love the way the blue works with the ano'd gold

YESSSS, exactly. I've never had that happen with Fasmask.

personally I like Fasmask better. It is just cleaner and more refined. Once youve had a bad "batch" of Divley's you'll understand. It goes rancid and smells like vomit. Just the thing I want to be sticking my head in for hours at a time

man, that looks so nice

so cool

RC10th wrote: ... I went to throw a bunch out the other day when my wife stopped me and told me to hang onto them, they are my rc history and could be displayed when we get a bigger place...

sounds like a keeper there!!

I love all the box art entries!

rctenracer- in a competition that is closely debated and settled over details, you lose points for an upside down AE sticker.