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Steve, Any chance your dad's DVDs will be made available again?

mrlexan wrote:Steve, Any chance your dad's DVDs will be made available again?

No, he's just too old to work on it any more. He's 82. He enjoyed the work while it lasted.

Regards,
Steve

I spoke with him again about DVD availability. He said he still had some of the DVDs left. He agreed to sell the DVDs through me. I am not keeping track of the inventory (they're in his house, not mine), so I wouldn't use the Buy/Sell section. You'll have to PM me and I'll give you all the info that way. We'll see how this process works and refine it from there. No charge for asking!

Regards,
Steve Husting

Moderator,

Would it be acceptable to attach a 14.1MB PDF file of Gene Husting's original DVD catalog here? (If not, I'll send by email attachment to all interested parties.)

Thanks,
Steve Husting

that's fine, steve. it might be better in the b/s/t, though. it wouldn't get buried/missed as easy. i'm pretty sure you have b/s/t access. if not, let me know...... it's up to you.

guys, just make sure you don't turn this thread into an order form if the pdf file gets listed here. send steve a pm about them.

Steve, thanks so much for asking Gene, this may be our last chance to get these videos and all the history is there and in some respects it is priceless. Maybe we can help deplete the stock that Gene still has, personally I would rather buy from him as he's the guy that lived it.
Al

scr8p wrote:that's fine, steve. it might be better in the b/s/t, though. it wouldn't get buried/missed as easy. i'm pretty sure you have b/s/t access. if not, let me know...... it's up to you.

guys, just make sure you don't turn this thread into an order form if the pdf file gets listed here. send steve a pm about them.

I put the DVD ordering information in the B/S/T forum. If DVDs run out, I'll update the page.

Regards,
Steve Husting

Steve, please see this thread and please share with your dad: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=11237

I'd like to know anything and everything about this kit if at all possible. Year? etc.? Was it offered as seen, partially built? Who was Jim Kirby of Competition bodies? Read through the thread as I have mentioned a couple of other questions. No need to post here, feel free to post on the above thread with answers.

I'd actually like to paint the Ti22 body just like your dad's as a tribute. Does your dad have any color pics? I have seen a few on the CDs, but having to refer back to the tube is difficult.

Nonetheless, this is probably my single most "holy grail" that I have in my collection.

Thanks in advance.

Jay

I used a screen capture program called Snag-it to get the pictures that I have posted. Here's the one with Gene's car #77 right up front. Not great but gives you an idea of the paint scheme.

Yeah, that's the shot off CD #2. Saw that. Thanks for the screen shot.

mrlexan wrote:Steve, please see this thread and please share with your dad: http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=11237

Thanks in advance.

Jay

Jay,

I'm afraid my Dad did not have anything to do with the car. Roger Curtis probably designed it. My Dad's design was the RC100. I know he specifically did not like the RC1 and did not want to race it - he liked his RC100 much better.

Steve Husting

I'd like to ask how many of the "early" cars with the very light anodizing & box art spring cups were produced?

Reggie

Charlie don't surf wrote:I'd like to ask how many of the "early" cars with the very light anodizing & box art spring cups were produced?

Reggie

Reggie,

Can you be specific about what you mean by "early" cars? Do you mean a nice round number like 5,000-10,000 for all of them?

Thanks,
Steve H

Far left car.

Thanks

Anodizing is an inexact process. That is, the anodizing is not consistent - you get pale and rich colors in the same batch. The pale batches were not numbered.

Thanks,
Steve H