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I REALLY couldnt afford it this month, and i was almost hoping i got outbid, but i won myself a Hot Trick RC10, and for the price i think its a huge steal.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=260173678332

Pictures to come once i recieve it

i was watching that one and thought it would go for alot more.

nice grab

ya i threw a bid in of $150, didnt think i would actually get it and am very suprised, pictures are small but it looks like all the hot trick parts are there, i guess we will see..

Wow, there's a lot of red there.

yea pictures are small but it says its the full hot trick conversion, looks like it has chassis, both shock towers, steering and a-arms f/r, so even though i really couldnt afford it this month, i couldnt let it be passed up. Guess i have a 6th car now to be restored, i got a stealth team car, 2 gold pans, a RPM chassis car that needs a rebuild, and a custom project with a tube chassis im currently building but have been taking forever with, i keep changing things and having new idea for the car lol, i need 5 things at this point to complete the car lol..

I was watching that one also...I adore that body...Chenworth?

super cool.

Was watching that one too, just being curious. I like the reversed shock look, though I doubt many people were racing that way back in the day. I am really anxious to have better details of the front shock strut, I never saw a HT one that has that shape... Body is not a Parma Chenowoth, but I don't have any clue either, Jay?

Very nice score !

One of the harder complete conversions to find too!

Cheers

Darryn Johnson

Asso_man! wrote:Was watching that one too, just being curious. I like the reversed shock look, though I doubt many people were racing that way back in the day. I am really anxious to have better details of the front shock strut, I never saw a HT one that has that shape... Body is not a Parma Chenowoth, but I don't have any clue either, Jay?

the body is a mcallister wildcat ll

tulsa wrote:

Asso_man! wrote:Was watching that one too, just being curious. I like the reversed shock look, though I doubt many people were racing that way back in the day. I am really anxious to have better details of the front shock strut, I never saw a HT one that has that shape... Body is not a Parma Chenowoth, but I don't have any clue either, Jay?

the body is a mcallister wildcat ll

Tulsa is correct.

well the car came today, looks really great. the Front/Rear Arms, Front and rear shock towers, Steering Servo Saver, and Red Alloy Spring Clamps all look to be in pristine condition without a scratch.

The Chassis and Side Brackets and Nose Plate Have some random small holes drilled into them, but its not terrible, just not symetrical. Twister Motor is in great shape. has a nice shape vintage victor speed controller, and looks like it has a full set of the Hot Trick "Steering Rod Ends" Throughout the car. Pictures to follow later before i strip it down lol.

MrLexan, is that hot trick chassis you have in good shape that you are selling? i may be in the market now lol.

Cool, the Hot trick spring clamps are pretty rare! Pics or it never happened!

they coming, i lost my memory stick and was too impatient to wait, so i started to disassemble lol.

arms and towers look near mint, steering has a slight scuff but not even noticeable, shock clamps look new, and the side brackets/front plate/chassis needs replacing, but thats no big deal.... i hope lol

pictures tonight when i get home from work.

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