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I've known Todd since about 1994. We're on about a 15 year break from racing with each other, but I'm sure he's still the good guy I used to race with. (and the 15 year streak will hopefully be ending in the next week)

Thanks for the support. You're the first person to test out the new donation system. I'm glad to see it functioned as intended. It took me most of the day yesterday to morph it into something I was satisfied with.

Gas trucks....*sigh*...... great times.......

I dunno, I guess I would go with the T4 and Reedy (I'm partial to both brands). I like Kyosho but I don't think I'd install a Kyosho motor in an AE car. It just seems wrong.

I definitely can't wait to see it. I'm a GT fan through and through. Sounds interesting.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Associated-RC10GT-Graphite-Vintage-RARE-MIP-Rear-Exhaust-O-S-CZ-12Z-Stealth/183414763275?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160908105057%26meid%3Dd59c4e3e33c74f4f8a72824bed40a209%26pid%3D100675%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D15%26sd%3D201748700379%26itm%3D18341476...

Those are cool! Id like to find that chassis for my gt buggy conversion It may end up being for sale once I find a decent replacement tub .building a sprint or dirt oval car on it is honestly something Id rather not do . Sounds good. I have a decent blue pan (the later, thicker, flatter GT chassis)...

Those are cool! Id like to find that chassis for my gt buggy conversion It may end up being for sale once I find a decent replacement tub .building a sprint or dirt oval car on it is honestly something Id rather not do . Sounds good. I have a decent blue pan (the later, thicker, flatter GT chassis)...

I had a sudden itch to work on these buggies again.

This...



Became this...

I can make parts, not CNC, but manual machines and hand tools.

what does the part look like? it is plate or a machined/milled block?

I'm very generous with my lawn tools. I'll let anyone use my mower so long as it doesn't leave my yard.

... sorry, back to the subject...