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go to ebay and look up member "walawala_com" he has all the bearings you need. I had to go to the feedback forum and search members from there.

n/m found some at walawala_com store

If anyone has a set to spare can you please give me a cheep price I live in the US.

Thanks guys. Stephen: I've been wondering what are the diffrences in the Trucks using TA02 and the Cars. I have 2 TA02 touring cars but I would like to buy the stuff to make em trucks every now and then. Any advise?

Subject says it all I currently have stock 540 motors but want more get up and go. Thanks.

Hey Bill. Maybe this guy would be willing to trade you something >> http://www.tamiyaclub.com/xforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=15629

http://stores.ebay.com/WalawalaStore thanks

I searched for walawala and found his member ID on ebay but no sales. I sent him an email but got a returned email saying his account doesnt exist.. you guys have a valid email address?

Thanks Guys

or a size chart I have access to bearing dealers all over the place.

I have seen them on ebay for $19.99 but when I bought the last set it was $9.99 plus shipping came out to $17.99 total anyone have a better source?

ahhh Thanks very mucho for the info.

hi guys I have been scouring ebay for good bodies and all say 200mm. Yet every TA02 (except Taisan Porsche) used 257mm wheelbase. Does anyone here have a great source for these bodies since most is discontinued? All types of car bodies Thanks in advance.

Glad you like it Bill. I knew I had a great car. I just didnt want to smash up a good collector like this. Me and my Kid are gonna be happy to have an additional TA02 for the PLOT races. I will always keep my eye out for great finds and share with you guys. Im always scouting ebay but dont always have the cash to buy the Vintage stuff. I'll keep a watch on it though.. never know when that collectors bug will hit me and I will talk about my old 959 that I let get away hehe.

I just shipped off my Rothmans 959 1/12 to william cline but when it was in my posetion I kept wanting to put a nice set of wheels on it. I saw many other people doing this and they made mention of using parts from other models. I found a much faster/cheeper way of doing this without having to buy/use parts. 1.)Take the brass wheel nut off of the axles. 2.)Take a piece of Metal Duct Tape (yes the real Metal stuff)cut off about 18" peice then cut it longways into strips about as wide and the brass nut. Doesnt have to be exact. 3.)Tightly wrap the nut with the metal tape. It may take a few times to figure out exactly how long of piece you will need but its around 18". 4.)slip a washer onto the axle then the nut (backwards) and then another washer (if desired). This allows you the needed clearance. 5.) slip on the wheel and tighten nut. Like I said the width of the strip of tape can be a little wider than the nut, it will compress and give you a tighter fit. Thats about as tall of wheel as you can fit.