How much is my RC10 worth?
04-19-2011, 11:42 PM
#1
How much is my RC10 worth?
Vintage Associated RC10 Gold Pan "A" Chassis, Restored and very Clean with excellent or new parts such as tires (new), battery box (new), body and wing (new), nose plate (new), aluminium alloy jelly bean wheel cover (new).Includes Motor (kyosho mega motor), esc (futaba MC210CB), servo (fp148) and receiver (AM 75). All electronics in excellent and working condition.The rider and the stickers are a repro. Nothing is broken.
I won a chasis from ebay, its new never been used so once I install it the car will be really clean almost new condition with only very minor grease discoloration to a couple of white Nylon areas. Anyone with any experience with this able to offer your opinion would be great, not looking to sell, just curious what you all think.
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I won a chasis from ebay, its new never been used so once I install it the car will be really clean almost new condition with only very minor grease discoloration to a couple of white Nylon areas. Anyone with any experience with this able to offer your opinion would be great, not looking to sell, just curious what you all think.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/fb...9&l=d6abd17ca4
04-19-2011, 11:45 PM
#2
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Need to see the chassis and underside of the arms...any scratches will lower the value.
Basically, a new built RC10 that has never been run, shelf queen condition, should go for around $350 - $400. If you get two competitive bidders on EBAY, it could easily go higher. Your original box art paint job is a bonus so I would value it on the higher side.
EDIT: oh wait those are real aluminum rims made by AE? Add another $200+
Basically, a new built RC10 that has never been run, shelf queen condition, should go for around $350 - $400. If you get two competitive bidders on EBAY, it could easily go higher. Your original box art paint job is a bonus so I would value it on the higher side.
EDIT: oh wait those are real aluminum rims made by AE? Add another $200+
04-19-2011, 11:54 PM
#3
Near mint condition gold pans are not all that difficult to find... this one in particular (without seeing better pictures), is flat out gorgeous... Other than I think the color is off? MIght want to ask the guys on rc10talk.com. (about the color, not price.. they will kick you off the site for asking that question! ) I spend a bit of time there with the other classic collectors.
Unless hard up for money, I wouldn't sell it. The problem with these, is that they are priceless... It could go for $150 one month.. $4 or 500 the next.
Here is my 80s shelf queen:
Unless hard up for money, I wouldn't sell it. The problem with these, is that they are priceless... It could go for $150 one month.. $4 or 500 the next.
Here is my 80s shelf queen:
04-19-2011, 11:56 PM
#4
Need to see the chassis and underside of the arms...any scratches will lower the value.
Basically, a new built RC10 that has never been run, shelf queen condition, should go for around $350 - $400. If you get two competitive bidders on EBAY, it could easily go higher. Your original box art paint job is a bonus so I would value it on the higher side.
EDIT: oh wait those are real aluminum rims made by AE? Add another $200+
Basically, a new built RC10 that has never been run, shelf queen condition, should go for around $350 - $400. If you get two competitive bidders on EBAY, it could easily go higher. Your original box art paint job is a bonus so I would value it on the higher side.
EDIT: oh wait those are real aluminum rims made by AE? Add another $200+
Hey there Capt. America, nice queen you got there. Which model is that one exactly?
Last edited by drpower; 05-02-2011 at 03:34 PM.
I would of sold my liver before i sold that thing!!!
04-20-2011, 02:51 AM
#12
I don't know what it's worth, but for whatever this is worth: That is one gorgeous buggy there. I hope you don't ever have to sell it because that is one great display piece.
04-20-2011, 06:11 AM
#13
Vintage Associated RC10 Gold Pan "A" Chassis, Restored and very Clean with excellent or new parts such as tires (new), battery box (new), body and wing (new), nose plate (new), aluminium alloy jelly bean wheel cover (new).Includes Motor (kyosho mega motor), esc (futaba MC210CB), servo (fp148) and receiver (AM 75). All electronics in excellent and working condition.The rider and the stickers are a repro. Nothing is broken.
I won a chasis from ebay, its new never been used so once I install it the car will be really clean almost new condition with only very minor grease discoloration to a couple of white Nylon areas. Anyone with any experience with this able to offer your opinion would be great, not looking to sell, just curious what you all think.
I won a chasis from ebay, its new never been used so once I install it the car will be really clean almost new condition with only very minor grease discoloration to a couple of white Nylon areas. Anyone with any experience with this able to offer your opinion would be great, not looking to sell, just curious what you all think.
That is probably the cleanest rc10 i've ever seen, should get a pretty penney for that one.
04-20-2011, 06:41 AM
#14
Near mint condition gold pans are not all that difficult to find... this one in particular (without seeing better pictures), is flat out gorgeous... Other than I think the color is off? MIght want to ask the guys on rc10talk.com. (about the color, not price.. they will kick you off the site for asking that question! ) I spend a bit of time there with the other classic collectors.
Unless hard up for money, I wouldn't sell it. The problem with these, is that they are priceless... It could go for $150 one month.. $4 or 500 the next.
Here is my 80s shelf queen:
Unless hard up for money, I wouldn't sell it. The problem with these, is that they are priceless... It could go for $150 one month.. $4 or 500 the next.
Here is my 80s shelf queen:
04-20-2011, 07:17 AM
#15
who did ur 'boxart' paint job. i've been lookin for some1 to do that for me. thx
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