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Can anyone tell me by looking at this pic what 1:10th Yokomo Touring car this is ?.



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MR4TC Custom by the looks of things.....
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Thanks DMS..

Thanks to your suggestion I think I've found it... This one I think the MRTC-OC

I go look for spares now

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Agreed..

Loved mine.. thats a few years back now though mind.
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Aye..I knew they were old... got 2 full chassis plus a selection of spares for just a few ££'s so gonna clean em up and see what I can do with them...

I'm wondering if some of the new parts could still be used on these...I'm seeing lots of parts that 'look' like they would work.

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They will still work half way well for you.
Be carefull with the screw that goes into the rear brace in line with the rear belt, too long a one andc you will shred the belt.

I recall they were sensitive to set up, but have no idea what I used to run on mine..
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I liked mine...but I managed to get a solid setup on it
Nicely made car, easy to put together.
It was heavy though!
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