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My favorite Andys truck body yet.

Congratulations Brocklee! The paint on that thing reminds me of an A&L truck for some reason.

I should update this with an updated photo.....

It just sits quietly on the shelf .....

Well won Brocklee

Good job. Had a tough time choosing between the broccoli Losi and Moo truck. If Moo truck had vintage vital organs it would've gotten the vote. Both are spectacular nonetheless.

Congratulations Brocklee

Congratulations Brocklee!

Congrats to the winner !

Bummer, I missed out on truck month...

Congrats to everyone.

Congrats Brocklee

The time has come, let's get the ball rolling. First off, I'd like to give a big thank you to everyone that took part in this project for their time/parts. Hopefully this will give us a nice cushion in the server funding department. 8) So as you've seen on here and FB over the past few months, a gro...

So many great cars & trucks here guys! It's been ages since I've touched anything RC related, but my collection still shines bright in the corner of our living room

If your wheels use 5/16 OD bearings, simply swapping them for 8mm bearings should work with some shims.

I'm not aware of a bearing that would fit the 3/8 bearing wheels. You might also able to find some 3/8 OD tubing that has the correct wall thickness to make some adapters.

This was pretty easy bitd when AE wheels were 3/16 x 5/16 flanged- the 5/16 bearing hole was fine with the stock 8mm bearing pressed in. Unfortunately when they went to the 3/16 x 3/8 bearing hole there isn’t a metric size that is close enough. You would would need to have front axles made for 3/16 ...

K&S 8129 brass tubing looks like the OD and ID might be perfect to adapt 4mm axles up to 3/16".