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With a cheap Amazon body and tires, my spare parts Stampede is standing on it's own. Just need to put the decals on.

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 7:34 pm The more I look at the pictures I've found, here and elsewhere, it appears that the case is near Identical to the Dynamite Micro Pro, which is red hard plastic.

I have several of both. Other than the color and decals, they are identical.

Shipping would suck, but I'll trade a Shredder for the Micro Pro.

And the Cirrus cases don't match with the Hitec cases. Hitec is smoke and Cirrus is true clear.

If you don't need a vintage servo, Blue Bird makes some smoke/clear ones that match fairly well.

For future reference, these Ace receivers are also good for space limited applications. They are a little shorter, but wider than the Hitec/Dynamite.

Gulf Coast?

Still going!

It's lighter now but still going. I measured 8" in the middle of my back yard.

Ugh.

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2025 3:58 pm Not sure the whole thing is meant to look this 'twisted' though.....

That's about the only way a 25T quad is gonna happen.

Not sure the whole thing is meant to look this 'twisted' though..... That's about the only way a 25T quad is gonna happen. Well, that's good news..... thanks mate. For me, motor maintenance usually involves grabbing another one from the pile, and seeing if it works :P :lol: 8) :shock: :oops: Oh, my...

Verify the thread on those CRP axles. The last ones I got had M3.5 threads and came with M4 nuts. I also have an older set with M4 threads.

That was almost my first "hobby grade" car. My dad liked the idea of buying a Cox product instead, with was actually a Kyosho.

I have this for reference.

Definitely one of my two favorite trucks. Also have the Pro-X boxed away awaiting a rebuild. This was 'the' truck I wanted so badly as a young teen but just wasn't obtainable at the time. Resized_20241009_152257_1728505710684.jpeg Those Schumacher tires give it a completely different attitude.

Definitely a Frankenstein.

Buggy graphite chassis with the nose cut off, with a truck nose (without nose tubes).

The rear has truck arms with a buggy shock tower.