

regards Paul
treehugger wrote:So after a good weekend camping i found my new body blowing around in the yard (even though i stopped my mail![]()
) so no damage done i have a few Qs did the body have the back cut out to match the original car and do any of you know if i can get decals for this nice ride ?
regards Paul
that would be great im itching to start the paint job i still unsure weather to cut the back as the road car or leave it and im still looking for my first pan car to i have been spending a lot of time doing my researcha01butal wrote:I have that body and the decals. I can maybe do a scan of the decals but they won't stand out to well as they are all white and the background is an off white if I remember correctly. I'll go dig them out and see what I can do unless someone else has a set to sell.
Here is the european 235mm conversion, although the motor is not centrally mounted, it gets rid of the option CRC Hub extensions (that kill your bearings, and balance). I will get you more info from the guy that is making the pod plates. Hope it helps a bit.treehugger wrote:that would be great im itching to start the paint job i still unsure weather to cut the back as the road car or leave it and im still looking for my first pan car to i have been spending a lot of time doing my researcha01butal wrote:I have that body and the decals. I can maybe do a scan of the decals but they won't stand out to well as they are all white and the background is an off white if I remember correctly. I'll go dig them out and see what I can do unless someone else has a set to sell.
i like the genX10 but i think it would be a hand full and i would wait till the 235 came out if i did
http://teamcrc.com/crc/modules.php?name=Shopping_Cart&file=product&c_op=viewprod&prodID=7718975
Paul
but every one has red, polished alloy stainless screws and carbon fiberlpddpd wrote:I like the red.
Put your parts in a plastic sandwich bag when you strip them & hose them down with the stuff, it'll work much better. That way the Easy Off won't evaporate as fast. Trust me, it works great!treehugger wrote:So i did a trail ano strip tonight ,and man that is some tough ass red
I have striped alot of anno but this was hard work it ended up taking three try,s
First 15mins no efect then 20 mins a slight change but still red then an hour soak .i used easy off the good stuff with the bad smell.
so it took about an 1 1/2 hours in the oven cleaner i will polish it tommorow .
Paul
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