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Look at all that green! Everything here is still brown!

slotcarrod wrote:Look at all that green! Everything here is still brown!

I hear ya Rod! Crazy how a short distance to the south makes such a huge difference in the terrain. Growth wise I mean.

That car looks great with the DS wheels, run it hard!

I Normally put on a duct tape on the chassis to lessen the scratches. but nice to see a fresh as yours being run. mine is still unassembled and hidden from my sights.. if my son sees it then no choice but to open it. hahaha

This is where I'm stuck, I built an OIN worlds (pre worlds re-re) to run and now I'm finding it hard to actually run it Although I would rather run a re-re worlds mine is a much better car then the re-re though. I need help to actually run it.

Diamond Dave wrote:

slotcarrod wrote:Look at all that green! Everything here is still brown!

I hear ya Rod! Crazy how a short distance to the south makes such a huge difference in the terrain. Growth wise I mean.

That car looks great with the DS wheels, run it hard!

That's Oregon in the springtime. The trouble with al that green is you spend every sunny day mowing the lawn. It rains for three days, then the sun comes up and the grass shoots up a foot.

Changing things up a bit, new body, nice simple paint, stock wheels and tires...



Take a good look; it'll never be this clean and shiny again.

the re-relreases were made to get people racing them again, so you're doing it right .

On a trip to vegas got to go to a car museum and see a few lemans racecars from the 90's. they were in great shape, but After looking at them long enough I found stress cracks, paint chips, scuffs, etc.

A racecar isn't a racecar until it's been raced!