Your Favorite "Indestructible" Cars...
#16
Originally Posted by Johnny Carey
Corally RDX!!!
#18
Originally Posted by rc-zombies
Pro2
built like a tank.
I'm trying to find a JE version for my son to drive..
built like a tank.
I'm trying to find a JE version for my son to drive..
#19
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
Mini Cooper for sure! I was at a race a month ago pitting on the top of a stage. Finished my race put my mini on my table (forgetting to turn it off) get ready for my 1/12 scale race, pull the trigger and my mini launches off of the pit table on top of the stage and lands on the track and keeps going God bless the mini!
#20
TC3,
I bought it when it first came out, around '97 and have tons of extra parts, arms, uprights, etc I have used it for tc racing, then drifting, back to tc, now converting to rally. i only broke front arms back in the tc days hitting the boards. and when i got run down by a nitro car!
I'm sure there are more durable cars out there, but the tc3 keep ticking.
slow down and stay in the middle!
your car will last a lot longer.
cya
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I bought it when it first came out, around '97 and have tons of extra parts, arms, uprights, etc I have used it for tc racing, then drifting, back to tc, now converting to rally. i only broke front arms back in the tc days hitting the boards. and when i got run down by a nitro car!
I'm sure there are more durable cars out there, but the tc3 keep ticking.
slow down and stay in the middle!
your car will last a lot longer.
cya
wn
#21
I never broke a part with my first tc... yes it was a HPI Pro 2 .
Vic
Vic
#25
Tech Champion
iTrader: (7)
hands down id have to say my HPI RS4 Pro2! i remember back then running almost full throttle onto an open pipe (dont ask why ... hahaha) .... i actually chipped off a big piece of the pvc pipe but as for my pro2, i tore a chunk off form the foam bumper, wrecked the front of the body .... other than that it was ready to go for the next heat! hahaha amazing!
rc-zombies: hmmm ... you think it would be tough to find a pro2 in good running condition (or even better - new in box)? would be a good start up kit for my son too. my other option was an M03-M but the pro2 seems to be a good option to consider since, although outdated, its still a race level car and for a begginer it could prove to be the ticket to finishing races and saving on parts while learning how to drive.
rc-zombies: hmmm ... you think it would be tough to find a pro2 in good running condition (or even better - new in box)? would be a good start up kit for my son too. my other option was an M03-M but the pro2 seems to be a good option to consider since, although outdated, its still a race level car and for a begginer it could prove to be the ticket to finishing races and saving on parts while learning how to drive.
Last edited by ROBORAT; 02-07-2007 at 07:17 PM.
#26
The Rustler and Stampede were very durable too. I know they are trucks but still RC cars none the less.
#27
I had an HPI Pro 2 that I learned to race with. That car was a beast. It was in very good condition too, I dont know why I sold it.
Next is my current car, an Xray FK 04'. That car is a rock. I know the chassis is a bit dated but the car won't quit.
Loren
Next is my current car, an Xray FK 04'. That car is a rock. I know the chassis is a bit dated but the car won't quit.
Loren
#30
Tech Adept
i have to say my hpi sport 2, did me proud that car. never broke. took part in my first big championship in it, the HPI Challenge 2001 in the UK and i finished 10th overall. loved that car, still have it as a display piece