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A guy at my work picked this up for me. only Losi I own is an LST2 so this is all new to me What model is it? and how hard is it to find parts? Everything looks nice and good except for the broken support on the front of the chassis.

Thanks,
James

first edition xxt

JK Racing wrote:first edition xxt

Thanks
How hard do you think it will be to find that broken part in the first pic. Also, where could I find a .pdf of the manual?

Lowclasscc.net has the manual. There are tons of XX series parts on ebay, I bet clinehobbies or jsourbeck probably has the part you need.

The damaged part is a chassis brace, part# LOSA9900

However they are discontinued, so your going to have to dig for one.

The manual and explode can be found at vintagelosi.com.
http://vintagelosi.com/Manuals_files/xxtmanual.pdf
http://vintagelosi.com/Manuals_files/xxt.pdf

Don't think lowclass has anything but setup sheet.

Oh and original part number is losa4110 for the chassis brace. The losa9900 is the graphite/composite version of the brace. Neither are available in stock but hopefully you can find one of them. Either will work fine.

I think i got one NIB Don
ps:if its busted id check out the front bulkhead too.It was known to fail too,the top hinge holes spread or break and the bottom loops too.If need anything for it let me know i had 3 at one time lol now got one and two xxs too

Thanks for all the help guys. I'm new to losi "vintage" so I got a lot of reading to do

THUNDERSTRIKE1 wrote:I think i got one NIB Don
ps:if its busted id check out the front bulkhead too.It was known to fail too,the top hinge holes spread or break and the bottom loops too.If need anything for it let me know i had 3 at one time lol now got one and two xxs too

I haven't checked out the front bulk throughly yet but it looked good when I last looked. I just need a brace in any condition as this is going to be a runner.
O, How hard would it be to change this into a buggy??? Trucks aren't really my thing

If I remember right...

Transmission, chassis, arms, both shock towers, turnbuckles, wheels/tires, shocks, body, wing/wing wire.

Pretty much you one keep the steering, rear T plate, hinge pins, front/rear bulkheads, gear cover and assorted hardware...

Easy to do!I would try find the parts or a parts car.I would cut the slider shafts down once get rear xx arms and tower and the outer steering parts for frontend and arms and tower.I have some used parts and new steering hub carriers/uprights,check when get home.Leaving for florida for a week DON

JK Racing wrote:If I remember right...

Transmission, chassis, arms, both shock towers, turnbuckles, wheels/tires, shocks, body, wing/wing wire.

Pretty much you one keep the steering, rear T plate, hinge pins, front/rear bulkheads, gear cover and assorted hardware...

Seems like it would be easier to snag an old XX from the 'bay, they are still going for cheap.

DumbstixLars wrote: Seems like it would be easier to snag an old XX from the 'bay, they are still going for cheap.

yeah, your right. Unless someone wants to trade

craigslist ive seen them for 30 to 60 bucks for the xx buggy .Don

THUNDERSTRIKE1 wrote:craigslist ive seen them for 30 to 60 bucks for the xx buggy .Don

yeah, theres one on the bay for a similar price. Vacation really hurt my wallet so I'm going to have to wait before I hunt down a good XX runner.