GVMAN

Does anyone know if any of theses cars are any good and worth the $350-$400 price tag

volumex

iTrader: (4)

Yeah they are quite strong and drive great. They aren't in the full race category but an excellent starter car. Best of all they have some nice shells ie. Holden Torana etc.

I have two cars for sale if your keen to start out. Always nice to have some spares.

GVMAN

What cars do you have for sale and where in australia do you live

Roelof

Why opening a 2nd topic?
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-ro...xu1-nitro.html

GVMAN

no one realy commented so i tryed to attract more people by puting in the range of cars insted of just one

Teamgimpy72

iTrader: (29)

the guy is having trouble finding out information about a car he is thinking about buying, and his first thread dint get anything done. you need to take a day off or somthing he can post as many time's as he like's until he get's the information he desire's.

ozziii

Save extra money & purchase something that is better quality & a better design.
From what I have seen of the Holden/F Fo For CRAP (yep, I don't like the F word) rc cars over the years is that they go ok but they aren't for racing & they don't change much, pretty much the same chassis & parts as they were years ago.
Get a proper, more race orientated car, even an rtr version of a race kit & they will be much better than the GV models & other similar beginners type cars & the engines will perform better, be easier to tune & last longer as well.
More money up front will save you money down the track, specially if you want to race.