Tamiya M-07 Concept
#17
There must've been a new influx of US M07 stock this week because I've been watching prices online for the last two weeks. It started out around $229 and only available from eBay resellers, then moved to about $180 from major stores, and now it's $149 almost everywhere. Glad I didn't buy one sooner.
#18
There must've been a new influx of US M07 stock this week because I've been watching prices online for the last two weeks. It started out around $229 and only available from eBay resellers, then moved to about $180 from major stores, and now it's $149 almost everywhere. Glad I didn't buy one sooner.
#19
Probably better to move this chat over to the main Mini Cooper thread.
No point having two thread with essentially the same topic.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ni-cooper.html
No point having two thread with essentially the same topic.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ni-cooper.html
There must've been a new influx of US M07 stock this week because I've been watching prices online for the last two weeks. It started out around $229 and only available from eBay resellers, then moved to about $180 from major stores, and now it's $149 almost everywhere. Glad I didn't buy one sooner.
#20
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[QUOTE=JatoTheRipper;14972358]That makes no sense. The M-07 should have its own thread.
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But having TWO threads talking about the exact same car DOES make sense? Really?...
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But having TWO threads talking about the exact same car DOES make sense? Really?...
#21
When I posted that there were several sources on eBay and Amazon, as well as Horizon Hobby all in stock at $149. I bought one from RCBoyz on eBay for that price, but it looks like everyone went out of stock again. I guess you have to catch it on the stock cycle before prices go back up.
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When I posted that there were several sources on eBay and Amazon, as well as Horizon Hobby all in stock at $149. I bought one from RCBoyz on eBay for that price, but it looks like everyone went out of stock again. I guess you have to catch it on the stock cycle before prices go back up.
Sorry I got the last one
#24
I can kinda see both sides, where having a thread for the M05 and another for the M07, particularly with it being a different design. But then how many threads would there be if every model had it's own..?
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There is no two sides. The Tamiya Mini Cooper thread has been the one that everyone uses since 2002 when it was first started. It covers ALL M-chassis (mainly FWD) and is probably the single biggest repository of m-chassis advice in the world.
#27
Yes sir!
#29
When I posted that there were several sources on eBay and Amazon, as well as Horizon Hobby all in stock at $149. I bought one from RCBoyz on eBay for that price, but it looks like everyone went out of stock again. I guess you have to catch it on the stock cycle before prices go back up.
You mean the Mini Cooper thread, correct?
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Many other brands have a separate thread for each chassis type, and I like that. For instance, if I need info on my Awesomatix A700, I go to that particular thread, and don't have to wade through posts that are specific for the A800.
Other threads combine many different chassis in one thread. One example is the CRC 1/12 scale chassis. I'm never sure if the information there is applicable to the chassis I have-- the Alter Ego-- or only applies to the WC, or the Xti, or all, or... ad nauseum.