
new in box #6016
- Eau Rouge
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Re: new in box #6016
Depends on what you want it for. Is it an investment? Hoping to sell it for more than you paid in the future? If so, put it away as it is. It will be more valuable down the road when you need to part with it.
Is is a keepsake? Memories from the past? Have one like it as a kid and you want to display it on a shelf? Build it, and show it off proudly. It's an iconic R/C car of the past and was manufactured to be built into a car.
Personally, I like them built as they should have been back in the day, even if they are only for display. If I wanted investments, I'd have bought real gold and not gold anodizing.
Much better ROI. 
Is is a keepsake? Memories from the past? Have one like it as a kid and you want to display it on a shelf? Build it, and show it off proudly. It's an iconic R/C car of the past and was manufactured to be built into a car.
Personally, I like them built as they should have been back in the day, even if they are only for display. If I wanted investments, I'd have bought real gold and not gold anodizing.


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Re: new in box #6016
and probably cheaperEau Rouge wrote:If I wanted investments, I'd have bought real gold and not gold anodizing.

Todd
Peace and professionlism.....Kabunga signing off!!!
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Re: new in box #6016
Always a tough question.
My Dad and I got RC-10s together and spent the day on our screened in porch assembling them together.
Over 20 years later I rebuilt a used stock RC-10 from e-bay using the manual and it brought back memories of that day. So if that is why you bought it, I say build it, but I would never run it. That is what 50-70 runnners are for
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ED
My Dad and I got RC-10s together and spent the day on our screened in porch assembling them together.
Over 20 years later I rebuilt a used stock RC-10 from e-bay using the manual and it brought back memories of that day. So if that is why you bought it, I say build it, but I would never run it. That is what 50-70 runnners are for

ED
Re: new in box #6016
i will not get more for it then i get for it .i love to build it that what i pick it up for . going to put it together some day. get to get my b3 up and running then rc10. need to get a b2 and b4 to have then all
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Re: new in box #6016
WOW you have a lot of runnerssoniccj5 wrote:That is what 50-70 runnners are for.
ED

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Re: new in box #6016
I say definitely build it. How much enjoyment do you really get looking a box of unopened parts. Build that sucker and put it on display.
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Re: new in box #6016
treehugger wrote:WOW you have a lot of runnerssoniccj5 wrote:That is what 50-70 runnners are for.
ED
When a part breaks, you just pull another runner out of the pile

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Re: new in box #6016
Tired of these kind of questions. Run it or not, Build it or not, Open SNIB kit or not. 
Just sayin'.
I need coffee.. Hmmm.. Black or with milk? What do you guys think?

Just sayin'.
I need coffee.. Hmmm.. Black or with milk? What do you guys think?

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Re: new in box #6016
I think if the milk is NIB you should go black, but if the seal is already broken on the milk carton add some milk. If you find the milk is yellow, add some peroxide to it and leave it in the sun for a while. But do not drill holes in your cup to loose weight, unless it has a C stamp on it.Bimdapogs wrote:I need coffee.. Hmmm.. Black or with milk? What do you guys think?

ED
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