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To those with interset in graphics, sticker reproduction, etc.. I got into adobe illustrator and figured its now (with the newer versions) really easy to take a scan (raster image) and convert it to a vector graphic suitable for printing, with just a little attention to detail. My first experiment i...

I'm a fan of the Gotcha sponsorship! Decals taken right off the tags that came on the neon pink and blue pair of trunks right? Founded here in So Cal by South African Michael Thompson..there's some surf trivia for you.

Picture worth 1000 words... 100_4196.JPG Bottom to top, AE "short" Arm AE (CE/Worlds Car) arm Andy's Wide Arm RPM "Team Car" (all the above are generally used with std nose plate) RPM "Worlds" arm (generally used with a 10T nose) Jeepz or Dynotech Arms (not shown, but m...

Neat idea. Yeah I've had success (for awkward frp chassis/towers) putting a thin dye bath in a pyrex baking dish and putting it in the regular oven at about 175 (under the boiling point). The wife was out shopping that day.

I went ahead and added the Classic (P# 1987) Turnbuckles based on the Lunsford Web Site..

This is the best illustration I know of that traces MIP through the 1980's. http://www.toybaron.com/MIPreference.htm

Welcome. I'm kinda new here too of late, given I spend time in and out of this hobby. Can't say enough good things about this site and the folks on it. One recommendation I'd have for you is to take advantage of Google search power and bot experience, since putting "T3" in the search engin...

Welcome David. I too have a connection for that period and was in southern California as a teenager amongst to Scorpions, SRB's, 834b's and the earliest gold tubs.
"Golden" age for sure imo. - Brian

About 1/4 of the way down this page http://www.toybaron.com/MIPreference.htm there is a red-wheeled color photo (might have been one of Shodog's) that shows that the camber block bar of frp (if that's what it's called) presumably those two little square frp parts as spacers to elevate it off of the ...