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Quick one, won't say where it comes from.... so you can probably guess....
Anybody? Apologies in advance for the terrible pic.

Alex

looks like a Mcallister,

heres a MX Pro

Modified Delta Villan or McAllister MX Pro.


Edit: I think it's a Villan... MX Pro doesn't have a cut out under the front suspension.

gomachv wrote:looks like a Mcallister,

heres a MX Pro

Phin wrote:Modified Delta Villan or McAllister MX Pro.


Edit: I think it's a Villan... MX Pro doesn't have a cut out under the front suspension.

Great work guys, many thanks! Hopefully I can provide some better pictures soon.....

Alex

Is this a version of the Kyosho Dash?

I think that's a Heathkit car

A little bit of extra work for you guys, based on what I picked up today....

I need to identify (please!):

1. These wheels (4wd fronts, alloy, hex): 2. This pan car, more accurately (now that I have it): 3. This 10T - more accurately, does it look to be a home chassis cut job, and are those steering parts normal? Answers on a postcard..... or you could just reply here.......

Alex

pan car is a Mx Pro like gomachv said. In the other pic it looked like it had a cut out under the front suspension.

1. mine when you send them, please find matching rears while you are at it (kidding, but killer looking wheels)
2. answered above
3. home done hack job, stock truck steering as far as I can tell

JK Racing wrote:1. mine when you send them, please find matching rears while you are at it (kidding, but killer looking wheels)
2. answered above
3. home done hack job, stock truck steering as far as I can tell

Sorry mate, only got the fronts. Will put them in my BST thread with some more stuff today, as I don't really go in for the whole alloy wheel thing. Thanks for the info on the other points.

Strangely, McAllister themselves call it an Outlaw rather than an MX Pro... either way, it needs to have those Kyosho Ultima ST shocks removed! Maybe I can add these instead - they were in the lot as well.
Alex

The MX Pro was an Outlaw with the upgraded rear "Power Pod" from the Delta Villan and I think a graphite axle.

The original rear shock was just a very simple friction damper made from a delrin tube. It didn't use side shocks. There were mounting holes on the pod that carried over from the Villan but no mounting points on the rear plastic A brace on the chassis. Easy enough to drill those though.

Also looks like you're missing the original rear plastic shock mount that screwed into the back of the rear pod.

What truck is this?

I'm not great with more modern stuff but the mono shock helper shock and dual rear shocks should help identify it, that's not exactly common

I've had these for a long time and always wondered who made them. Maybe See's? They fit Monster Beetle, Blackfoot, etc. The way the rear wheel bypasses the adapter and mounts straight into the axle pin might help identify them.

I had a feeling they were TMS wheels, then I found this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kyosho-Ultima-Front-Aluminum-Wide-Wheels-by-TMS-Vintage-/361273079527