asso 1/8th id?

[karnivool]

guys what model is this? ive never seen that radio tray design before?

[a01butal]

RC250/300 with special fiberglass radio tray #2673.

[karnivool]

thanks for that al. he says its new built complete with a corrvette body. missing parts but looks good to me

[vintage racer]

Wow,I want one.Is RC250/300 the model or do you mean it could be either?What size engine do they run?surely .21 wernt out back then.

[a01butal]

The picture has a title of RC250 so that's probably what it is but there are very few differences between the RC250 and 300. The motor was .21 and the most common for this particular car was the K & B 3.5.
A few of the differences were that the RC250 would have bushings and the 300 bearings. The rear axle on the RC250 was solid non diff. That's pretty much it, all of the nice RC300 parts like the ball diff and dual disc brakes are direct fit.

[Asso_man!]

radio tray looks like McCoy?

[karnivool]

found some info, if that is 2673 radio tray it was factory cut out and meant for mcCoy muffler, they are very hard to find correct?

[a01butal]

Yes, you are correct, I have the same radio tray. The McCoy mufflers are rare as rare can be, I'd just like to find the McCoy can muffler that hangs off the back of the chassis but they're no where to be found also.

[vintage racer]

Mayby that wire rear bumper is to protect the can mufler?

[karnivool]

think the rear wire bumper is standard
any pics of a completed example of this car with electronics/motor with mcCoy?

[Asso_man!]

I'm not sure the muffler is McCoy, but here you go:

[karnivool]

cool thanks asso, that is a nice mufler indeed.