Haha sure yes I have to many rcs rn as it is but don't have a naggin old lady to tell me no! For sure a shelf queen but if I can find the right one I'd take itVintage by now. Pristine one ? .... a tough find perhaps. If you want it as a shelf queen, I am sure there is one with your name on it for going down that memory lane. Patience. Break it and parts support will be a donut. You may understand this already. IDK. Are you just a collector? These are not considered any great investment, RC in general has little to no ROI.
Just that there are way better options today with parts support if you want to actually have fun driving RC cars.
Good luck.
Got ya. I have my shelf queens too. They were original AE and a Losi race kits from back in the day. I never sold or got rid of any in my collection. The vintage ones became shelf queens. 2 Nitros also. I do run them maybe once a year for posterity. All in superb running condition. I never let one stay broken. Ever so carfefully I drive them. Nitro's need to be run too, or the engines seize up. Getting parts would be impractical or not even possible, so I don't break them. I never really sought after a classic RC for the shelf however. But many do.
don't know where to fly so it'll stay on the shelf I just ran my outcast and lost the grub screw on the pinion so I grabbed one and tightened ... Stripped the inside of the grub screw to a point that its finding the gear mesh and now I can't get the thing out. I ran my Creighton earlier today and I was breaking and it slid into a curb and busted both of wheels on that one side where it hit. Brand new jetco tomahawk wheels and tires. Makes me mad but also happy that the wheels took all the impact didn't hurt anything else on it
Worth a shot, I’m just looking to sell my rc’s is all.April 2023 thread.... OP hasn't logged on Arrma Forum in a year.
Post it in the AF Classifieds with a photo and a price. As a Premium member you can do that anytime.
I already did, hopefully I get a sell on some of these. Perhaps you even
