BZZZZT in capitalshighwayracer wrote:come on Erik...
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4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
That is an insane project. I need to come over here more often.
Great job
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Great job
...He's an idiot. Comes from upbringing. His parents are probably idiots too.
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
It is a Tamiya body indeed. '98 Baja Champ and discontinued I believe.
I stumbled over 3 of these and sill probably use 2 of them for now: keep the 3rd one for repro-ing if there's enough interest and someone to pull'm.
Tulsa, I'll measure the front for you when i get home
I stumbled over 3 of these and sill probably use 2 of them for now: keep the 3rd one for repro-ing if there's enough interest and someone to pull'm.
Tulsa, I'll measure the front for you when i get home
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
erik, tamiya's web site still shows them in stock.
great build, and that body looks great on there.
scot..............
great build, and that body looks great on there.
scot..............
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
why did this thread stop before the car was finished?
updates?
updates?
Tap pic for clarity: Derek
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
My gon have ta talk ta yo mom agin bout you diggin in the grave yard son !
If a jobs not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well.
A problem shared is a problem halved but an advantage shared is no advantage at all.
A problem shared is a problem halved but an advantage shared is no advantage at all.
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Re: 4x4 ultima, for real this time! (update 30 march '08)
Don't we all have such builds? It happens sometimes to me: I get stuck or realize a fundamental aspect in the car I can not solve in a proper way. Or another car comes along and looks way more promising in all of the weak areas of the ongoing build... It's long ago, but I think in this case it was getting the steering set up and fitting in the chassis.
You could consider this another try, but also stalled since last summer:
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