Radio Control Model Cars 1991 Off-Road IFMAR World, Detroit

[kenooze]

1991, the Ifmar Dream World Championship, just For the RC10Talk family

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Great Scan Kenooze,

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Somebody need more ?

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The 1991 Detroit IFMAR World Championship Race Presentation "collector"

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Few more pics ?

-The track few days before the Race !



-The track during the Race !



-Cliff "Buggy Master" LETT, 1991 4WD IFMAR World Champion

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[Toaster]

Does anyone have any shots or scans of Masami's 91 yokomo prototype from Detroit? I think it was featured in an article in Car Action back then but I am unable to find it anywhere?

[Dual]

Hey Toaster,

Unfortunately no photo shots of Masami's (or Cliff Lett's winning car for that matter) '91 Detroit Yokomo were allowed without the body on. The only close up pictures that I have seen of the '91 prototype Yokomo's is Cliff Lett's shown on this thread (Cedric is the man) and in a DVD of the 1991 IFMAR World Championships. Both times are with the body on although on the DVD, there is some footage of Cliff working on his Yokomo and it looks like the chassis layout had the batteries in the same configuration as Masami's 1989 World Championship winning Yokomo i.e. 4 cells side by side on the right side and 2 cells front to back on the left side.

I am not sure if anyone on this thread remebers but a prominent racer in the 1990's by the name of J.D. Beckwith released a chassis set for the Yokomo YZ10 which featured this type of battery configuration

Vin

[R-NO]

Hey Toaster,

Unfortunately no photo shots of Masami's (or Cliff Lett's winning car for that matter) '91 Detroit Yokomo were allowed without the body on. The only close up pictures that I have seen of the '91 prototype Yokomo's is Cliff Lett's shown on this thread (Cedric is the man) and in a DVD of the 1991 IFMAR World Championships. Both times are with the body on although on the DVD, there is some footage of Cliff working on his Yokomo and it looks like the chassis layout had the batteries in the same configuration as Masami's 1989 World Championship winning Yokomo i.e. 4 cells side by side on the right side and 2 cells front to back on the left side.

Vin

More than 16years later, Enjoy! I believe no image were ever published outside of Japan. R-NO

[kenooze]

Well, I found last Week-End more original pictures from the Detroit 1991 World from the French Team Manager, thanks to him

The track:


The facilities and extra:


In the pit:


World Champions:


Price ceremony:

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oh how i miss my RCCA mags my dad this last year trashed all but five issues. i had every mag from 1986 to 1995 ARGH!!!!!!

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It seems I cannot find RCCA coverage of the 1991 Worlds in here(might be wrong though).I think it is in the September 91 issue (has a small stealth car photo on cover and I think some black and white photos /sneak peak of it inside).I think that might be the same issue that has some photos of the XX proto car?