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Thought you guy's might like this.

That is actually really badass.

I had to buy the 90's style fullsize tahoe body from Bolink to get a blazer body for my Clodbuster....

SEEMS LIKE I AM GOING TO DROP ANOTHER 90 BUCKS!!!!:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
I would like to do one of this but I just cant see spending all that money on somethingI can't drive.
 
You can drive them, you just can't ride in them :D It's a fun break, especially when all the real fun vehicles are broken. And I never cry when I roll my RC rock crawler.
 
Someone paint one tan top , white bottom , with white topper , and I will buy one .

I can't get them to come outthat well when I try to add detail :(
 
$90?? It only says $33 for the body and $7 for the extended body mounts?? Or am I missing something else?
 
that body is actyally very tough compared to the lexan of a few years ago. i have been thinkin about making one a fulltop. im not a big fan of lexan though, i only have hardbody clodbuster shells. i actually think this miniature wheeling is equally fun if not more than my fullsize rig. a LOT cheaper too!
 
In the hobby shop they should go for 30 like every other Proline body.

A few year's ago they did an old school 'cruiser body, then discountinued it. It's worth over 100 now.
 
http://www.prolineracing.com/products/?p=viewproduct&id=326

Linkie outside of the frame. Pic:

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how come every blazer or truck model you see is the 70's body. I prefer the 80's since thats what I own. I would really consider buying one of those if it had the right front end on it.:(
 
gmc4cw said:
how come every blazer or truck model you see is the 70's body. I prefer the 80's since thats what I own. I would really consider buying one of those if it had the right front end on it.:(

Just to clarify for people not into RC, what you are looking at is an optional body for various 1/10 scale truck's, not the complete truck.
 
Bowtie,
who makes the frames, and stuff like that? not the ones with the wheels way out but the one with the normal wheels.


EDIT: found out that its made from scratch. what is that like plastic c-channel?
where do you find all the supplies should someplace like hobbytown have it?
and what did you use for winch cable?
how did you make the bumpers?
and finaly about how much does it cost to build this stuff?

Thanks
 
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Figures I own a Rustler I keep kickin myself for not buying a Maxx
 
what is that like plastic c-channel?
aluminum

where do you find all the supplies should someplace like hobbytown have it?
some parts you'll find at hobbytown, but mostly on the net. hobbytown caters to mostly go fast rc's

and what did you use for winch cable?
80lb test spider wire

how did you make the bumpers?
bumpers are a hpi savage part
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXDLC9&P=ML

and finaly about how much does it cost to build this stuff?
all that depends on parts put into it. anywhere from $300 to as high as $1000. i have about 275-300 in mine and that's using stuff i had already and fiind good used parts.


pictures of my build up
http://www.texasoffroad.net/galleries/members/album204
 
gmc4cw said:
how come every blazer or truck model you see is the 70's body. I prefer the 80's since thats what I own. I would really consider buying one of those if it had the right front end on it.:(
That pic above looks like a 1980 year Blazer. Does that count? :D
 
dont knock the rusty

Drey said:
Figures I own a Rustler I keep kickin myself for not buying a Maxx

Dont knock on the rusty. I have two of them. One is normal the other is all aluminum. I have around 600 in just one of them alone. my buddies car is well over a grand. i like it though. It will run close to 70 mph. Its sucks being in iraq when you break it though cause i have to wait for at least 7 days for a part.
 

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