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This was one of the first runs of the Jr-X2 the box did not have a picture of the car on it(wish I still had the box).








Ed

looks great nice to see you still have it

Very cool. You didn't have any problems with traction did you?

I love seeing the OG stuff. Great buggy.

I don't think that wing is big enough.

Fantastic buggy!!!

what are you going to do with it now you have dug it out?

soniccj5 wrote:This was one of the first runs of the Jr-X2 the box did not have a picture of the car on it(wish I still had the box). Ed

Did your car also have the 4 spoke wheels and the different body? I can't seem to find that version anywhere.

Regards,
highwayracer

Did your car also have the 4 spoke wheels and the different body? I can't seem to find that version anywhere.

I have never seen 4 spoke wheels and what other Body Highway? got pictures?

5 spoke wheels. They can be seen here on the front of my rc-10

I know I have them on mine Highway mentioned 4 spoke? I have never seen 4 Spoke

The first jrx2 that I saw was a very early version that was sent to a local hobby shop. I was there when they opened the box...so I know that the parts were'nt added on later. It was identical to the production version with the exception of a 4 spoke wheel design and a slightly different body (no picture on the box). The rear of the body had a kick up while the version that we've all seen sloped down over the motor plate. The wheels had a "split" 4 spoke design.

regards,
highwayracer

no pictures ? any chance of tracking it down?

come on roger do what you do best,educate us with some pics and words of wisdom mate

I bought my first JRX2 from Ranch Pit Shop they day they released them. I havent ever seen a 4 spoke wheel or different (factory) body. I too wish I had kept that plain white box with the red logo on it.