1/8 Swift Buggy with Sportwerks .21, FM radio etc. Trade for R/C Motocrycle!
08-14-2006, 09:17 AM
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1/8 Swift Buggy with Sportwerks .21, FM radio etc. Trade for R/C Motocrycle!
Will trade for a Thunder Tiger Ducati 999R 1/5 Nitro bike or Nouva Four 1/5 nitro bike or sell for $215.
The buggy is a 1/8 Swift PRP or RD Logics Pro buggy. Buggy has only got 1 tank of fuel through it. It has a sportwerks .21 engine, throttle/brake servo which is a 94142 airtronics and a futaba s9202 steering servo. Body has not been used, just painted. Also have dual anti-lock cradlocks breaks both on front/rear. Hot Bodies ligtning fuel tank. Also have a FM 27mhz 3 channel radio with failsafe and 5 cell 1200mah rx pack. Brand new tires/wheels (not pictured), set of crimefighter tires on proline wheels, d-cell glow ignitor, misc spare parts etc. The buggy was going to be stricly for sand so I filled the center and rear diff with silly puddy, which would semi lock the diffs without hurting them. Easily could be removed and easily filled with normal silicon diff fluid.
To sweeten a trade, I could include a much better servo for steering such as the Airtronics 94358 servo, + more possibly...
Here is a couple of pics.
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The buggy is a 1/8 Swift PRP or RD Logics Pro buggy. Buggy has only got 1 tank of fuel through it. It has a sportwerks .21 engine, throttle/brake servo which is a 94142 airtronics and a futaba s9202 steering servo. Body has not been used, just painted. Also have dual anti-lock cradlocks breaks both on front/rear. Hot Bodies ligtning fuel tank. Also have a FM 27mhz 3 channel radio with failsafe and 5 cell 1200mah rx pack. Brand new tires/wheels (not pictured), set of crimefighter tires on proline wheels, d-cell glow ignitor, misc spare parts etc. The buggy was going to be stricly for sand so I filled the center and rear diff with silly puddy, which would semi lock the diffs without hurting them. Easily could be removed and easily filled with normal silicon diff fluid.
To sweeten a trade, I could include a much better servo for steering such as the Airtronics 94358 servo, + more possibly...
Here is a couple of pics.
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