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Is it me ? Admin has not replied to my avatar request since last August so I just added a 1x1 pixel white image. I can remove it if it's disrupting the forum's style.
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Blissard started following FS Vintage Bruiser wheels and tires, FS TL-01 for parts and FS Soft Bruiser/Blackfoot tires
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Used chassis for parts or restoration. It's from a Subaru Impreza kit. It has some broken/cracked parts (circled), also notice the trimmed front bumper. Shock springs seem to be too short. Missing parts I've noticed; axle pins and hubs, battery mounts, maybe motor cover. Drivetrain moves smooth and diffs are open. Asking $55 shipped.
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These are aftermarket Bruiser tires, they don't have lettering on the wall. They are very soft and might require tire foams. They have never been used. Comes with a set of Blackfoot rear wheels. I wanted to build a 4x4 monster truck with these but never had the chance. Asking $80 shipped.
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These came from a Bruiser that has only run indoors few times therefore they're in excellent condition. No cracks or dryness on tires. Comes with complete hubs plus 2 rear hubs. Asking $75 plus shipping.
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Rancher body was too small for XC chassis so I abandoned it and bought a Bronco body. I also changed the steering setup completely and mounted the servo front. This is the best method, very solid. Servo is mounted by an rc4wd Trex-44 servo bracket and Knight Hauler suspension parts. Notice the 1 piece steering rod. Hilux/Blazer rear bumper
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RC gallery (absolutely No words-pics only)
Blissard replied to Nicadraus's topic in General discussions
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RC gallery (absolutely No words-pics only)
Blissard replied to Nicadraus's topic in General discussions
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I don't think that the gas motor is included, gas and electric versions were sold as separate models. Perhaps you will be able to find original, smaller wheels and tires.
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You're right, I didn't notice the ford logo. Both models seem to have same same body shell though, only with different decals. I'm sure the electric motor was original, I had the same model that came with electric motor and 2 speed automatic transmission.
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It's a Chevrolet 4x4 pickup, electric version. Very cool model, I had one few years ago. https://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=69975&id=15621 (not mine)
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50EUR is a great price for the Jeep. That Countach CS should worth at least 150EUR. It's missing some body parts such as mirrors but seems to be in good condition overall.
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Awesome build! I can't wait to see the body. - I've just noticed that this is an old thread.