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Default Show us your ACTION SHOTS!!! Vintage RCs getting down n' dirty!!!

Just like it says. Show off your Cars, Buggies n Trucks in ACTION!!! Tearing up the track, jumping, racing and even crashing.

My Turbo Ultima






And here is my Ultima II and it's official test driver!
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Great thread!! I wish I had the nerve or a runner for this!!!
Ohh wait! I do have some pics of my Turbo Optima Mid Custom somewhere!!!
I'll look for them, post later.
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I envy you Brian! You have nice large spaces to run your rc!

I assume that's your little girl...great to see them take part in the hobby!
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Oh look - there's my RC10 in my signature....
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Here's my modded Super Shot in action at a vintage meet.

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My Cougar tearing it up at the race track a couple of years ago.

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I envy you Brian! You have nice large spaces to run your rc!

I assume that's your little girl...great to see them take part in the hobby!
Yes and Yes. The Turbo Ultima I shot with my son across the street by the church (nice big parking lot and a dirt road behind it). The Ultima II was in my back yard (small yard by my standard but enough room to play). There is also a few parks near by one of which has a baseball diamond that can be fun to run.
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Sand Scorcher in the sand


Bush Devil with original Ford Ranger XLT body



Optima




Lazer ZX-R being thrown around Wrexhams touring car track


and getting a decent amount of air


Lazer ZX-Sport having its plastic chassis about to be abused


Original Ultima at speed


and with it's rather large descendant.
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I do believe that threads like this one, the one with the vintage ads(dont remember who started it) and the one I started; show us your vintage collection... for example, should be turned to stickies. I am not writing this because I am the author of one of them, frankly I do care a rat's a$$ about that, but because of the value in collection of vintage pictures each one of them are gathering and will keep on doing with time. It would be sad for them to sink into the depths of forgotten threads....
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Those old R/C adds from the 80's really sucked me in. Wether it be the old Tamiya videos or RCCA I am still a fan of them. There was something if nothing else a little inspirational about them. As a kid the concept of being able to control a toy car from afar appealed to me. We were made to think that each and every model was a formula for winning (LOL!)
To this day I still have a soft spot for the 80's through to early 90's off road buggies. I'm glad to be able to share this passion with you all.
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Those old R/C adds from the 80's really sucked me in. Wether it be the old Tamiya videos or RCCA I am still a fan of them. There was something if nothing else a little inspirational about them. As a kid the concept of being able to control a toy car from afar appealed to me. We were made to think that each and every model was a formula for winning (LOL!)
To this day I still have a soft spot for the 80's through to early 90's off road buggies. I'm glad to be able to share this passion with you all.
And so... thats how a 4" nail is hammered down with just one blow!!
Took the words out off my mouth!!!
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I do believe that threads like this one, the one with the vintage ads(dont remember who started it) and the one I started; show us your vintage collection... for example, should be turned to stickies. I am not writing this because I am the author of one of them, frankly I do care a rat's a$$ about that, but because of the value in collection of vintage pictures each one of them are gathering and will keep on doing with time. It would be sad for them to sink into the depths of forgotten threads....
Once again, 'We need a moderator!!!'
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I do believe that threads like this one, the one with the vintage ads(dont remember who started it) and the one I started; show us your vintage collection... for example, should be turned to stickies. I am not writing this because I am the author of one of them, frankly I do care a rat's a$$ about that, but because of the value in collection of vintage pictures each one of them are gathering and will keep on doing with time. It would be sad for them to sink into the depths of forgotten threads....
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Those old R/C adds from the 80's really sucked me in. Wether it be the old Tamiya videos or RCCA I am still a fan of them. There was something if nothing else a little inspirational about them. As a kid the concept of being able to control a toy car from afar appealed to me. We were made to think that each and every model was a formula for winning (LOL!)
To this day I still have a soft spot for the 80's through to early 90's off road buggies. I'm glad to be able to share this passion with you all.
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And so... thats how a 4" nail is hammered down with just one blow!!
Took the words out off my mouth!!!
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Once again, 'We need a moderator!!!'
Agree with you all. These aren't simply about being the fastest, best paint, crazy alloy fiber composite. Or the rarest and most expensive. Its really about the Memories of a simpler time, when driving these cars WAS our highlight, remembering falling in love with mechanics, psychics, "horse power". When we transitioned from boys to men. Those moments we shared with our fathers building modifying our "toy" cars. This is what RC is all about (at least to me). And these cars, are the backbone of what RC is and has been. These "Share Your Pic" threads are some of the most fun to go over just to see for fun.

So how do we get a moderator to stickey the threads?
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This site says it all show us them being used whereas the others were just show us your cars. Keep the pics and videos coming, and Terry thats some serious air under your old cars.
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Some great video....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZFc_FMB0nc
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