Here's what I think is the best of the three. I've been reading here, but I don't really know much about it. I don't see a stamp, so I'm wondering if it really is an Edinger. I appreciate hearing any thoughts you all have about it. Thanks.



Thanks.ChisaiKuso wrote:That is awesome! You definitely have an early RC10 there. The newer RC cars may handle better at the race track, but there is something infinitely more cool about the old school cars. You and your son are going to have a lot of fun.
If you are willing, please post some pictures of the other items you got with this car too.
The bottom is scuffed up pretty good in the back. The nose plate is really gouged up, and I think it's a later part too, the anodizing is darker than the chassis.j-sou wrote:you've got the early Kyosho 1/8 scale rear shocks on there. I'd set those aside for another project. They are getting hard to find!
how's the condition of the bottom of the chassis?
Dude you scored! That's kind of a mash up between RC-10 parts, SRB after market parts, and home made stuff.twinrider1 wrote:Thanks.ChisaiKuso wrote:That is awesome! You definitely have an early RC10 there. The newer RC cars may handle better at the race track, but there is something infinitely more cool about the old school cars. You and your son are going to have a lot of fun.
If you are willing, please post some pictures of the other items you got with this car too.
Stuff that looks old.
-Airtronics CS 2P radio
-Futaba FP-R2GS receiver
-Futaba FP-S28 servo
-a buggy body and 2 wings.
Stuff that looks newer
-Futaba R603FF
-Duratrax 75A ESC and DTXC4602 Brushless 3800kv (they're made for a Duratrax motorcycle)
I started a separate thread on the Tamiya.
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=35468
Here's the other RC10 type. I think it's a homemade chassis, but I'm not sure. Is that a stealth transmission? Because they look so clean, I have a hunch he just bolted the motor/ESC in there to make it look more complete.
j-sou wrote:you've got the early Kyosho 1/8 scale rear shocks on there. I'd set those aside for another project. They are getting hard to find!
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Cool to see another one, that'd the same trans I have in my RC10gomachv wrote:The trans is not a stealth, it's a early MIP. It's a collectible piece, if you plan to run it find a stealth. Someone will be happy to swap you lol
My Hot Trick MIP motor plate I have with my RC10 is anodized gold, the color is a pretty good match to the early tubs...harvey wrote:Btw that is a Hot Trick Stuff nose plate on the rc10, it predates the wide associated arms. It uses a specific shock tower. I am partial to my beater with that front end, but mine came red and I've never seen a gold one, so it may have been custom anodized. great score!
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