Like the subject says, Gold Pan #3 finally made it in yesterday and other than bein dirty, its in really good shape and mostly complete!
Didnt notice the different shades of gold on the pan and nose/motor plate until AFTER I took the initial pictures to post on here
Not sure the story on this guy, but I figured Ide toss it on here and see what yall think. Is that an early tub with later gold nose plate and motor plate? Was waiting to get this guy in so I could decide which of my Gold Pans will be a WOIN build and which will be built into a Sand Buggy.
UPDATE: Now that all the GoldPans are in, Ive decided to keep this buggy alive like the previous owners and update it a bit along the way WOIN style. Keep an eye on updates, will be ordering parts shortly!!!
It appears so and I plan on keepin that fun goin once I figure out what to do with it!!! First things first, gonna tear it down and get everything cleaned up on it!
Matt
Now THAT'S the car you need to trick out with aftermarket goodies. It looks to be in pretty good shape, but I'm sure some of the parts are a bit sloppy judging by the tire wear. Just be warned...Once you start, it's a hard habit to break!
How is it possible to have the tires be worn down so much and barely have any scratches on the belly of the tub at the same time? Regardless, nice buggy!
After tearing this thign down, you can tell it was a runner for sure and prolly been rebuilt and re-rebuilt several times over. It has ball bearings all around, and the tranny was in really good shape inside and out. The nose is all knicked up but the pan is in great shape minus some minor scuffing towards the rear. Again, I woulda loved to have known the story behind this sucker with all the mixed up parts. Im thinkin this will be the WOIN build and Ill keep the thing runnin and bashing like the original owner(s) obviously did along the way.
Matt
Another nice find...Keep the rat rod theme going...That is what i am gonna try to do with the next one i build because i do want one to drive...Keep the clean pan and put the dog on there...Then you won't be kicking yourself later for trashing the pan lol...
Late Edinger Gold Pan # 6010 .....Vintage Blackfoot....Electrix Circuit Stadium Truck ....Kyosho Ultima Pro XL
Well, the Mutt became even more...mixed LOL. I picked up some long front arms along with what I was hoping was a light gold nose to match the pan. When it showed up...it was light gold alright Now it appears that I have 3 different shades of gold goin on with this sucker.
Trans and motor plate from the Bronco Buggy to show the color difference. I plan on hunting down a Stealth for this thing.
Arms look good on this thing.
Look forward to hunting down the remaining parts needed to essentially take this thing from a rough spare parts buggy and make it a slightly less rough, spare parts CE style RC10.
Got a set of 20deg knuckles and inline axles in and installed. Gonna pull apart some wheels I got as well and dye some parts black and try to finish up the rear shortly. Slow progress but progress non-the-less!
I bought this not too long ago to mess around with. Looks like the individual started dying the white parts black and then didn't finish :? Dispite that and a few missing parts, It's in pretty decent shape for it's age. I've procured some missing...
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I started the fun buggy body project this week, it's the Parma version bug with a 2 color pactra base & vinyls I made. Simple retro style design. It wasn't suppose to be so German flag colors looking, but I'll take it. Using on-road posts I have...
This this is basically going to be a stock gold pan rc10 with titanium turnbuckles, stealth tranny and a few mods to lighten and a couple litlle Cliff Lett inspired mods.
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Thanks guys but its all good i really didn't want her trying to work while she is in grad school anyways.
Well I have a simple problem that seems to have a complex answer. My Goldpan weighs in at about 4.25-4.5 pounds and is really quite the piece to try and power. I have the aluminum chassis that has braces on the top and bottom made out of aluminum...
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Yeah I got the idea when i got tired of spinning out on pavement and slamming the rear corners into the fence poles and breaking stuff.
This is a great site and I would like to get some info regarding RC10 Gold Pan Runner builds. I have a A Stamp chassis and would like to use the same B4 Hub Set Up with B44 CVAs. Most of the builds that I see here in the forum shows a B4 Hub/B44 CVA...
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This is looking very nice, you have a cool clean gold runner. :D
This is my start to a gold pan runner build. Milled the chassis at work and rounded over back of chassis where it attaches to the motor and also rounded over the nose piece and cut it the same shape as the 6309 nose. Then sanded edge of chassis all...
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Added the battery strap today and got the turnbuckles and ball ends a cleaned and installed. I will eventually add titanium turnbuckles but these will be fine for now.
So I've been acquiring parts for an old is new type of build. I want to build something that I can possible run at our local track. I've never raced before, so it should be lots of fun.
I want to incorporate as many vintage elements as I can, but...