MRC Q-tee 4wd Street to Off-road mod.

[zyplex]

Here's my old Q-Tee (MRC/Academy) 4wd R/C. I transformed it from street rod to off-road basher. The Q-tee was made by Academy Models and distributed by MRC. The Q-Tee is basically the same as the Academy Wyvern 4wd. Enjoy the photos and thanks for your comments.

[Coelacanth]

I like that original chassis! But then again, I did the opposite of what you did...I took a 4WD off-roader and turned it into a muscle-car on-roader.

[Lowgear]

Oh man you should have left it alone as they're pretty rare, and cool looking to boot!

[zyplex]

Oh man you should have left it alone as they're pretty rare, and cool looking to boot!

No worry, the mods are few and completely reversible. I have all the original parts stored.

[Lowgear]

Well in that case, carry on. Love the body.

[j-sou]

There's one of these NIB on ebay right now if anyone's looking.

[Lowgear]

Sweet! If only I didn't spend all my R/C money for a while.

[j-sou]

Sweet! If only I didn't spend all my R/C money for a while.

There's money that's not r/c money?

[Mr. ED]

I like the result of the conversion.
While the original body is nice, I don't like how it fits the buggy. Keep it for a nice on-roader with realistic wheel stance.

[Lowgear]

Sweet! If only I didn't spend all my R/C money for a while.

There's money that's not r/c money?

I spent all my bill money too.

[GoMachV]

There's one of these NIB on ebay right now if anyone's looking.

Jump forward a couple months and I nabbed one nib on eBay for $100
Can't wait to murder the shrink wrap and have a look

[Lowgear]

All the ones I've ever come across have gone for way more. Good score!

[Mr.Sci-Fi]

I've got two of these, one sealed and one only partially built. Looking through get rid of both if someone is interested.