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First car is the best of the two; it's a totally original assembled Losi version which has been run ALMOST none - the knobs on the tires are a bit turned over but all of the scratches on the body appear to be 'storage' scratches....

At any rate, enjoy and any suggestions would be appreciated!



I'm not sure about the Stanton Hobby Shop card - it was found inside the box with the instructions... It does appear to be about the same age as everything else.....























enjoy!

Wow! Great looking 834b!

Stanton's closed a few years ago. It was around a pretty long time, but I guess the owner decided to retire. A few guys i know from racing worked there when touring cars were big.

That is beautiful!! Maybe one day-

nice car

Looks to be in great condition. Even has the original dampers

it's that original! id be looking for the correct aerial mount/ which is just a rear wing mount and an aerial wire. very nice rps

I'm not into Yokomo's but I can appreciate them.

Very nice pair I must say.

Very nice cars! Unfortunately the RPS version was not very popular in Europe back in the day.

I love it, looks mint!

There seems to be (See last pic):
SE10 Stadand Kit
SE11 Deluxe Kit (with NMB Ball Bearings)

Was the SE10 Standard Kit with bushing?

Jirka

Jirka wrote:There seems to be (See last pic):
SE10 Stadand Kit
SE11 Deluxe Kit (with NMB Ball Bearings)

Was the SE10 Standard Kit with bushing?

Jirka

To the best of my knowledge yes; and that's the only difference.

I bought my first car (hornet) from Stanton. Unfortunately, during the touring car days, the place was pretty empty...and they didn't stay around.

The address on the card was for their old shop...they moved 2 doors down to a old gorcery store.