Kyosho Fazer VEi 1970 Dodge Charger

540 dollars and it comes with fixed camber and caster? But they've included a set of drift wheels! 

Do they have a dark green fastback Mustang as well?

 

Al.

1 hour ago, chewbacca said:

540 dollars and it comes with fixed camber and caster? But they've included a set of drift wheels! 

That's realism, they want it to handle as poorly as a real one

 

I can see a stunning General Lee paint job being done on one of these.

Get a decent Mustang replica, build yourself the streets of San Francisco and mountains, and perform your own Bullitt chase scene!

 

Al.

3 hours ago, Praet0r87 said:

That's realism, they want it to handle as poorly as a real one

 

I can see a stunning General Lee paint job being done on one of these.

The General was a '69 iirc. Tbh, it lost it's appeal when I learned what the flag stood for...............................

$349 from the looks, for what on the surface is a brushless rtr TT02 equivalent.

 

Love the shell though.

Looks very nice but a white 70 Challenger complete with Kowalski figure and I'd sell both my kidneys to get one! 

This is all about the shell.

 

Take that away, and I wouldn't give it a second look. The shell, however, is very nice indeed. That I would like to own.

 

It needs a nitro motor with the exhaust ducted out twin tailpipes. Then you have cool, whatever colour you paint it

On 28/09/2016 at 14:29, chewbacca said:

The General was a '69 iirc. Tbh, it lost it's appeal when I learned what the flag stood for...............................

Lol, good car knowledge!

 

Who did you think general Lee was??

On 10/8/2016 at 17:20, Fly In My Soup said:

Lol, good car knowledge!

 

Who did you think general Lee was??

I was a kid back then! I just figured it was what they called the car!

For me it was a fancy-coloured car as well.

 

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