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Old 01-10-2009, 07:08 AM
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Old 01-10-2009, 07:14 AM
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WOW That's a lot of Aluminum.
Send that body out and get a sweet custom paint job.
Then you would have a nice shelf queen
If you don't know any painters PM me I will hook u up with my guy.
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That is one sick looking Stampede. Great Job!!
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some toys are meant to be dirty, that thing needs some use. It is sweet looking.
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hahah I had the original Rooster, but that brought back memories lol! even the 2400 pack.. I remember when 2400 was the new hot size of battery packs! LOL
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I remember when Sanyo and Panasonic 1800SCRs were hi-tech.

Nice looking ride.
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Originally Posted by Anoobis
I remember when Sanyo and Panasonic 1800SCRs were hi-tech.

Nice looking ride.
I KNEW somebody would try turning this into a pissing contest
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Take it easy gov. I wasn't trying to compare e-penises or anything. That ride and your comment just brought back a memory or two, that's all.
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Get some brushless and 5,000 lipo and that would top it off!
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What's up with the double rear body posts?
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