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well i started racing my old car the other night,great fun ,so i thought i better start getting some spares here and there for my pit box. so i was looking in my box of spare parts, chassis etc, which hasnt been gone through in many many of years than i started seeing things that i didnt remember i had. and this is one of them. I know its a gold pan but its a real lite brown color and the front nose piece is a lot larger,, same with the shock tower,any help info etc etc ,here it is next to my runner and you can see the color differance,and the size differance sorry about the dust

hot trick

Hmm, I have no idea, but I don't know much about anything. I'm curious to find out myself.

EDIT: Hot Trick. I was gonna say Hot Trick.

looks like a early edinger w/hot trick nose. looks like you have the early spring cups on the rear shocks(second pic).

hot trick huh,would that include the shock tower also, with the color thats defining that its a early edinger,hardly any marks on it ,humm another runner are build to shelf queen hum?

yup. is the chassis cut out on the side?

I'd like to know about the shock tower and the bell cranks. As for the shelf queen part: yes. But all cars are shelf queens to me because I'm too lazy to go out and run them. I mostly just look at cars on the internet.

The front wheels and tires are interesting too.

nope not cut at all

so the shock tower and the nose came as a kit?

yes

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:I'd like to know about the shock tower and the bell cranks. As for the shelf queen part: yes. But all cars are shelf queens to me because I'm too lazy to go out and run them. I mostly just look at cars on the internet.

The front wheels and tires are interesting too.

Bellcranks and shock tower are Hot Trick as well. Front wheels are probably Tamiya with Proline tires.

Super close, front wheels are proline with proline tires!

Charlie don't surf wrote:Super close, front wheels are proline with proline tires!

Do they use Tamiya bearings or are the wheels made for the RC10?