Yokomo 870c
Yokomo 870c
I guys,
I caught a 870c in pretty good conditions in my opinion.
For a shelfer is some work to do,
the white needs a refresh, but more details later...
I´m wondering if I did a good deal.
Can somebody gie me details from the 870c via mail?
A little history would be great too, cos I´m a newbie in Yokomos...
Thanks
I caught a 870c in pretty good conditions in my opinion.
For a shelfer is some work to do,
the white needs a refresh, but more details later...
I´m wondering if I did a good deal.
Can somebody gie me details from the 870c via mail?
A little history would be great too, cos I´m a newbie in Yokomos...
Thanks
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Re: Yokomo 870c
hi sir!
there are a lot of yokomo fans on this forum! show us some picture's if you can and we will help you out
there are a lot of yokomo fans on this forum! show us some picture's if you can and we will help you out

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Re: Yokomo 870c
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
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Re: Yokomo 870c
Awesome!
Thanks a lot for the timeline...
Yeah, I´ll show some pictures.
Hopefully I can get it nice an clean!
Anybody and idea how I can clear the plastics?
Thanks a lot for the timeline...
Yeah, I´ll show some pictures.
Hopefully I can get it nice an clean!
Anybody and idea how I can clear the plastics?
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Re: Yokomo 870c
An old toothbrush and washing up liquid works as well as anything for the black parts and as an initial treatment for the white bits, you could then try this method for further whitening the caps but remember they were never bright white more a very light cream:-
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=14978
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=14978
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Re: Yokomo 870c
Thanks man,
when I´m in the mod, I´ll read all teh 12 pages...
Must clearout my rcstuff (See´s) today first, so maybe tomorrow, after work.
It is very intersting with UV and hydrogen.
Ah, is the a special paintsheme for the 870c?
Think on a vintage racing paintjob, that would fit to the pink rims.
when I´m in the mod, I´ll read all teh 12 pages...
Must clearout my rcstuff (See´s) today first, so maybe tomorrow, after work.
It is very intersting with UV and hydrogen.
Ah, is the a special paintsheme for the 870c?
Think on a vintage racing paintjob, that would fit to the pink rims.
Re: Yokomo 870c
Hey folks,
good news so far, I grabed a Works 91.
Not NIB, new or unused, but in good conditions.
I plan to restore him as well.
Now I´m happy and waiting for the package.
I´ll post some pics also...
The only problem, I´ve to get another Works for a runner
good news so far, I grabed a Works 91.
Not NIB, new or unused, but in good conditions.
I plan to restore him as well.
Now I´m happy and waiting for the package.
I´ll post some pics also...
The only problem, I´ve to get another Works for a runner

Re: Yokomo 870c
Here´re some pics...
Overall dirty and needs a rebuilt.
But that´s not the problem, cos I planed it anyway.
http://v8t1pn0s.multipic.de/?seite=1
Overall dirty and needs a rebuilt.
But that´s not the problem, cos I planed it anyway.
http://v8t1pn0s.multipic.de/?seite=1
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Re: Yokomo 870c
As I said,
I bought it as Works ´91.
What´s the difference to the ´93 steering?
I will make a rebuilt thread, so you see some close-ups.
Maybe we can figure it out
I bought it as Works ´91.
What´s the difference to the ´93 steering?
I will make a rebuilt thread, so you see some close-ups.
Maybe we can figure it out

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Re: Yokomo 870c
it looks works '91 with a few upgrades like kose rear universal drives and '93 steering brace
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Re: Yokomo 870c
Yes, except for the the steering pieces it looks like a 91 works and it should be very simple to change it back to 91 spec's as that is a much simpler setup.
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This is all very interesting!
This is all very interesting!
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Re: Yokomo 870c
Make sure you try and save both of those bodies, they are almost impossible to come by these days and there are no re-pros yet.
It's definitely a Works 91 (saying that I get a bit lost with the 92 version) with a few upgrades including the 93 steering set up.
It's definitely a Works 91 (saying that I get a bit lost with the 92 version) with a few upgrades including the 93 steering set up.
Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
Here's my TC Showroom
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=18028
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