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looks good anthony.

you gonna put some jrxt dirt shields on it, too?

Looks great so far!

That body has got some great detail, I may have to look into one of those Mr. Lexan repos one of these days.

It look a lot nicer than the typical Kamtec or Parma.

What are you planning to use for wheels & tires?

Not sure yet on the final wheels and tires. Now that the customization part is done I plan on taking it apart and putting the 2 donor cars back together, and revisiting the build once I get enough stock parts to complete it.

aconsola wrote:Not sure yet on the final wheels and tires. Now that the customization part is done I plan on taking it apart and putting the 2 donor cars back together, and revisiting the build once I get enough stock parts to complete it.

Let me know what you need and I am sure I can help in some way as far as parts is concerned.

aconsola wrote:Not sure yet on the final wheels and tires. Now that the customization part is done I plan on taking it apart and putting the 2 donor cars back together, and revisiting the build once I get enough stock parts to complete it.

Bummer!

You don't see too many 1/10 Losi Baja conversions.

I'd love to see this one finished.

Have you tried maxing out the suspension travel to compensate for the gap between the body & chassis?...raise the suspension & lower the body?

That trailing arm rear suspension would look too cool under a Bug shell.

making some progress. I've got all the parts needed to complete the build. I took the rear back off my vonats jrx2 and rebuilt the race car with mostly NIP parts in preparation for next years event.
The front end is from a 10 I got off the bay that was complete but missing the chassis tub. 3 days outside in a jar of peroxide, and it looks nice and white, perfect for the contrast with the black losi rear end.

The chassis was sanded, jb-welded, sanded, primed, sanded some more, painted, and then sanded on the edges. It looks almost new. I closed off all of the holes that will not be used for the build, even if it was an oem hole that was used on the stock losi car.

Wow, u have really taken that chassis u won from me to new heights.
I love it!!
Keep up the great work.

Looks cool I like it...

A lot of creative people on here, I'm going to have to do something myself...but what

nice work there. very precise and creative. keep her going

Really cool project! I wonder if it's gonna be a good wheely machine!

I'll be watching this one....

I can't wait to see how it turns out!

Any wheel ideas for it yet?