The GT Rescue
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Re: The GT Rescue
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME
I love them lined up like that! The bodys and paint bring back memories....
also memories of my botched paint job attempts back in the day.
Good job in the GT arsenal!!
I love them lined up like that! The bodys and paint bring back memories....
also memories of my botched paint job attempts back in the day.
Good job in the GT arsenal!!
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Re: The GT Rescue
Very, very cool. Glad I could help you once again get the finished product you wanted. 

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Re: The GT Rescue
Hope I am not hijacking your thread but while waiting for those elusive Yokomo bits to come up I found myself stalled on two project cars and a little bored so I decided to try my hand at a RC10GT. Like Romulus I have a preference for one of the earlier ones with predominantly white everything. Well I managed to score the dog he seems to have been searching for
but at least it was pretty cheap all things considered.
Covered in petrol, chassis bent, parts missing, black arms and the list goes on....oh and I am going to attempt to save her lol, oh dear what have I gotten myself into. Anyways here is a shot of the before, hopefully in a couple months I will have a shot of her afterwards, trying to keep myself from building a shelf queen but we shall see

Covered in petrol, chassis bent, parts missing, black arms and the list goes on....oh and I am going to attempt to save her lol, oh dear what have I gotten myself into. Anyways here is a shot of the before, hopefully in a couple months I will have a shot of her afterwards, trying to keep myself from building a shelf queen but we shall see

I come for the RC10's but stay for the Yokomo's 
Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration

Current projects:
1993 WCS Faux-komo
1994 Yokomo Box-Art
RC10GT Restoration
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Re: The GT Rescue
Doesn't look like a bad start, just needs a little attention. The good part is the GT stuff is usually pretty cheap. If you aren't going for a like new resto there are some decently cheap chassis on the bay right now. The other stuff shows up from time to time.
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Re: The GT Rescue
WOW COOL SCORE MAN!!!
That looks like it will clean up to a lil beauty.
cant wait till see what she will look like after you start apply some elbow grease.

That looks like it will clean up to a lil beauty.
cant wait till see what she will look like after you start apply some elbow grease.
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Re: The GT Rescue
I threw a bid at that one, but wasn't trying too hard since I really only wanted the the engine. Nice score. I'm sure I'll regret not going for it when you're done with it. 

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Re: The GT Rescue
Well, its better but it still needs work. These are the yellowest parts I've personally owned. I may try the peroxide on these this summer.
Still need a few things like wheels, tires, and a standard manifold. But I'm setting this one aside for the night.




Still need a few things like wheels, tires, and a standard manifold. But I'm setting this one aside for the night.




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Re: The GT Rescue
Did a little bit of work this morning. Installed the electrics back in, managed to get the tires of the front wheels with ease so I slapped them on a new set of rears. You can really see the color difference in the white now.




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Re: The GT Rescue
Even though the pictures weren't that great this truck has a few good things going for it. It's very close to being 100% complete. The pretty clean CZZ. And the Paris pipe, I didn't have one of these in my collection till now. With a little more work this truck will be really nice looking.justinspeed79 wrote:I threw a bid at that one, but wasn't trying too hard since I really only wanted the the engine. Nice score. I'm sure I'll regret not going for it when you're done with it.
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Re: The GT Rescue
Looks great Todd. I love getting old dirty cars and seeing what they look like all cleaned up!
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Re: The GT Rescue
Hey Todd,
That last GT cleaned up very well. i like what you did so far.
I like the past pic of your GT with the original color grey turbo pipe.
too cool man.
That last GT cleaned up very well. i like what you did so far.
I like the past pic of your GT with the original color grey turbo pipe.
too cool man.
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