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markbt73 wrote:Ok, ok. I won't run it. And Hudson won't run his. But if I get to be 70, and all my other RC cars are gone and that one is still sitting on the shelf, I'm running it.

Deal!

hudson hornet ! wrote:

markbt73 wrote:Ok, ok. I won't run it. And Hudson won't run his. But if I get to be 70, and all my other RC cars are gone and that one is still sitting on the shelf, I'm running it.

Deal!

70! I think the temptation to stay away from beer and cigarettes would be easier

J'MM'N wrote:

hudson hornet ! wrote:

markbt73 wrote:Ok, ok. I won't run it. And Hudson won't run his. But if I get to be 70, and all my other RC cars are gone and that one is still sitting on the shelf, I'm running it.

Deal!

70! I think the temptation to stay away from beer and cigarettes would be easier

I can live without that, but thank God they didn't stipulate women!!

The car just arrived today, and it is in very nice condition. I will post pictures tonight. Are there any particular shots that you guys want to see??

Underside chassis, and box

Will do, I will get some pics up tonight.

As promised, pictures of the car and box.

A few more. Does anything stand out to you guys or is this just a run of the mill car?

I was asked what the date was on the parts manual, and it reads August 1994 for this car. Thanks to everyone that is showing me where to look for things!!

Looks right to me

your car is a great example of a late almost all white CE - answers many questions and assumptions. Thanks for the date info

I have a new built full white CE that came with the alu shock caps.

What a beauty that thing is.

Wow! What a great score, Congrats! Glad to hear that you will not run it too. As others have said, runners are cheap and plentiful. Imho, any vintage car that has made it this far unused should remain that way and be preserved.