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I pulled out my old RC10 World's Car and decided I wanted to play with it so a quick internet search landed me at this website. I had no idea people were so big into the restoring of old RC's. And guess what? I now have the itch. I can see the money flying out of my pocket now. But that's OK.

Anyways I used to be pretty big into the RC scene about 13+ years ago. I am now kicking myself for selling my stuff. I had an original RC10T with the complete RPM conversion (chassis, arms, etc..), an almost new RC10T2 that I raced for awhile before leaving the hobby. I kept the Worlds car though so at least I have a starting point. It is kind of sad to see some of my favorite companies are no longer around (Andys, Dahms, etc.)

I guess let the searching for parts and cars begin. I need a new aluminum tub for it and i see that is going to be hard to come by.

I will be poking around the site and asking questions for awhile..

Hi toykilla, welcome to the site. There's alot of info here, but here's the best way to start. If you're looking for items, start here to get into the B/S/T area:

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=909

For tech questions/parts availability and fitting/useful links, check the tech sub-thread:

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewforum.php?f=38

Most importantly, have fun

toykilla wrote:And guess what? I now have the itch.

Put a little tire sauce on it and it should clear up just fine.

Welcome to RC10alk. Lot's of good and knowledgeable folks around here and a fun all around place to play.

welcome to the board!