RC10 Volkswagen
- Rizzo
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RC10 Volkswagen
G'day guys
We have a vintage meet coming up in April, so I thought that I would give my RC10 VW a freshen up. I had this shell on one of my sand scorchers but it has been repaired many times, so when I finally got a new shell for the SS, this shell had the arches cut down for guard clearance, cut out the window glass & added window netting, added a NOS bottle on the back & a tamiya Wild One drivers head. it looks a lot better than a lexan shell. I also made a front nudge bar for a bit of nose protection, there also a roll cage inside the car, it looks cool but also helps support the body in the event of a roll over.
I've also adjusted the suspension so that it sits lower which has helped with the handling.
hopefully I can meet up with Bormac at the track soon so he can drive it for me & give me his thoughts on the handling.
hope u like the pics
regards
Jak
We have a vintage meet coming up in April, so I thought that I would give my RC10 VW a freshen up. I had this shell on one of my sand scorchers but it has been repaired many times, so when I finally got a new shell for the SS, this shell had the arches cut down for guard clearance, cut out the window glass & added window netting, added a NOS bottle on the back & a tamiya Wild One drivers head. it looks a lot better than a lexan shell. I also made a front nudge bar for a bit of nose protection, there also a roll cage inside the car, it looks cool but also helps support the body in the event of a roll over.
I've also adjusted the suspension so that it sits lower which has helped with the handling.
hopefully I can meet up with Bormac at the track soon so he can drive it for me & give me his thoughts on the handling.
hope u like the pics
regards
Jak
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
Looks sharp.
The wheels are very cool too, what are they? But I would have picked a different style wheels with the racer look body personally
The wheels are very cool too, what are they? But I would have picked a different style wheels with the racer look body personally
- cyberded
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
WOW realy nice bug.im a sucker for alu wheel myself.is that a MB body?its looking good with that 3 tone scheme.
that alu bumper is a nice touch not to big just enought i love it.keep up to good work mate.
that alu bumper is a nice touch not to big just enought i love it.keep up to good work mate.
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
That baby looks SO COOL!! I luv the detail and design. Looks rugged as well. I am in a simular project but with an actual Sand Scorcher. Great work. The Aluminum wheels ROCK!
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- rc10johnny
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
I am working on an RC10 Scorcher myself right now... It will be painted in Tamiya boxart colors with repro decals. I'll post pics when it's complete.... hopefully in the next week or two. 

- jdenison75
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
thats a sweet bug! The side pic with all of the gravel flying looks like a full size one.
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
Wow! Rizzo, fantastic pictures and VW! Just incredible. I really want to build one of these... Are you still running the six gear transmission, or have you upgraded to stealth?
Steve
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Re: RC10 Volkswagen
Ditto - that pic could fool a lot of people - great job!thats a sweet bug! The side pic with all of the gravel flying looks like a full size one.
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