Pictures of Gene Husting's Original RC10

[WebSteve]

Here is the link:
http://stores.lulu.com/vintage_rc10

Regards,
Steve H

[RC10resto]

Hey Steve - Thank you!

[WebSteve]

You're welcome.

On that page are photobooks on:
1) an original hand-machined RC10
2) two Stealth RC10s in one book and
3) the RC300 and RC500 combined in one book.

Steve H

[DHC6]

Those are awesome, I look forward to the commentary. To have pictures of that vintage in good quality is so rare. Most pictures of vintage stuff is pretty poor quality, so these pictures are great to have. Be sure to make plenty of back ups!

[rcracr20]

I think its awesome to see how far technology has come. Ive been in the hobby for about 19 or so years, and when you change with the times its easy to forget how things were, even just a couple years ago!

[Heffay]

That steering setup is a vintage work of art!
Whatever does the job... I've cobbled a few steering parts myself.
But, the simplicity is what made the car what it is.
Where would I find those orange electronics?
I've never even seen them... and I'm old.

[a01butal]

Those are Novak Nes-1a servos. They were the prominent in the early 80's

[Heffay]

Yep, I got in during the late 80's... woohoo, not that old!

Great documentation!

[Tubs]

That is an awesome example of an RC10. Those are some great pictures you took, they show every detail of the car.
Justin

[smurf420]

it's beautiful

[jacsac]

It is crazy that a few handmade toy cars got us where we are today.

[susko]

where are we???

[loftfind]

Oh Man... that's sweet.. like finding Job's apple II prototype at the back of the garage ;0)

[AnonymousRC10]

Awesome, and rather interesting pictures as well! Thank you for posting the link!

[WebSteve]

Thank you! A few photo books on the RC10 are still available. http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/vintage_rc10

Regards,
Steve Husting