Worlds Winning RC10's Article - Credit R/C Car Magazine

[Keyz]

Can't believe no one has put this up yet, though I have seen parts. I think it is the Best RC10 Article I've ever seen, though it is missing Brian Kinwald's 1993 winner (my personal fav ). Billy Easton's 2003 winner is in this issue also. I can get details of the 2003 and 2005 b4's if you guys wish, I'm sure I got reviews somewhere. I got 2007's coming soon

[ra272]

Great!!

[wts873]

Very sweet

[carloco8]

Very, very nice article! Thanks for posting it! I finally get to see more of a 91' stealth

[scr8p]

too bad it's not the original halsey car.

[Dr. Robotnik]

too bad it's not the original halsey car.

It's not even a good replica!

Thanks for the scan mate.

[ra272]

The early prototype is absolutely fabulous! was it a 1 piece chassis? Can't see if there is a nose plate...

[Lonestar]

<droooooolin' over the masami-stamped shock towers>

[toybaron]

the rc hobby needs a museum/hall of fame, and these should be in it...there is a major program going on in Los Angeles to build a Slot Car Museum focused on pro racing from the late 60's early 70's.....

http://slotblog.net/index.php?showtopic=4121&hl=museum

why not for RC?

[RETRO R/C]

WOW - that is serously impressive..........tooo much money!

If I had it though - I would do the same - cant beleive all those MIN moki and Tamiya slot kits..........needs some serious insurance!

Cheers

Darryn

[markt311]

Too bad the article got 1 detail wrong though, the 85 worlds was held at the Ranch. But it was in Del Mar not Pomona. The Ranch later moved to Pomona