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Recieved my Buggy today from France.
I was a bit nervous when I recieved the package - the box looked battered but to my relief the content was unharmed.

This is my first real vintage RC10 and I must admit that it meets my expectations
It´s a very cool and rough designed buggy and my fingers are itching to drive it.
But it´s going to be shelved, since parts are hard to find.
I´m rebuilding an old RC10T with a stealth tranny, I intend to drive instead.

From what I´ve read on this forum, my guess is that it´s a late Edinger or early Cadillac.

Man drive that car!! RC10's are hard as nails your not going to brake anything and their are plenty of parts if on the odd chance you do brake it.

I´m not sure I dare drive it. This is Denmark, I guess there wasn´t more than 20 RC10Bs in Danish RC racing at that time. So parts are hard to get

DennisM wrote:So parts are hard to get

Your with friends now, parts are much easier