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Old 08-28-2009, 03:13 AM
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I use HPI Trolley bag too.

http://www.modelsport.co.uk/?CallFun...n&ItemID=15544
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If you don't mind buying used you could probably find an nice used paintball bag that someone is selling on ebay.
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Very large plastic tupperwear type storage container from target. Dirt and mess stay in, keeps the real car clean and free of clay. When at home on the shelf in the garage that was put up specifically for the rc.
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I use the Trinity T8 Hauler Bag. Great storage containers that slide out. You can probably find one used.

I also had two large clear storage bins with lids and a portable folding cart like the Craftsman brand to haul the two bins away.

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Originally Posted by OG RC 10T
Very large plastic tupperwear type storage container from target. Dirt and mess stay in, keeps the real car clean and free of clay. When at home on the shelf in the garage that was put up specifically for the rc.
+1. Tupperware or plastic boxes for large pieces or trays for small pieces. Cheap, but not 'pretty'., and are very functional
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Originally Posted by sluggoman
+1. Tupperware or plastic boxes for large pieces or trays for small pieces. Cheap, but not 'pretty'., and are very functional
+1 from me too, thanks for that idea, had one lying around not doing much and made use of it. It doesn't quite fit the length but good enough, next dollar store I see I will see what they got. The only thing I am thinking is if it is really dirty, I might need a diaper, heh.
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I have 2 large, black storage boxes from Walmart from the automotive department. You see alot of them in the pit area. I forget who makes them.
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Old 08-29-2009, 06:52 PM
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I just have a small tackle box type thing that was like $20 from Home Depot. Fits most, if not everything to go bash or go to the track for one 1/10 rc.
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20 bucks Home Depot.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...b&ddkey=Search
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Old 08-29-2009, 09:42 PM
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Large Rubber Made container with wheels. It carries everything. This way, I only have to take one trip to the car. Of course, it's big and heavy.
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+1 on the clear totes, you can also use it as a work station, you lay the lid down, put a towel on it and work off of that, when your done stack stuff on lid, put the tub part on, and set it out of the way.
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This one: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...craftsman+cart

An alternative: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...craftsman+kart

An extra wide, extra long one: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...craftsman+cart
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here is my carrier, 2007 4 door f-250 , bad picture. really doesn't show the full bed space. -lol




i use a stanley black wheeled tote. the thing is awesome, i was lucky to get two top trays

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...939&lpage=none
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depends on if im runing late are not
Tahoe-6" lift, 383ci, 35" Mickey Thompson MTZ's
S-10-4" drop, 406ci, BFG Drag Radials
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Originally Posted by JATOdriver
406ci, BFG Drag Radials


406!!! wow, nothing like leaving at last minute and still have time to set up the pit!!!!

nice s-10, and 383!
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