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Old 14-09-2013
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The ano is almost all gone on the wide chassis 4wd so he's ran it for a bit now, interesting...
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What shell is that on Jorn's 410?
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What shell is that on Jorn's 410?
Seems like this one:
http://prolineracing.com/bodies/2012...-body-trf502x/
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I think you are right!

The Bulldog for the Tamiya 502 rather than the Bulldog specifically designed for the 410????

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Any more pics of this baby? Are they gonna sell a conversion? Would love to run my DEX410 in both 2wd and 4wd
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Old 28-09-2013
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Oh I see now. Jorn was using a wider chassis here (from the proto V4) so he needed a wider body so went for the Tamiya example I guess...
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