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SagadSetup 07-27-2015 06:26 AM

Collectible On-Road Chassis
 
Happy Monday to all.

Are you a Racer? A collector? Or Both?

I just am curious to know which On-Road Chassis are considered collectibles.

I know for sure that the 30th Anniversary Tamiya Porsche Turbo RSR TA05 is one of them.

Are there any more On-Road chassis which are considered collector's items. They could be latest models right now which in time will be collector's items.


Regards!

patorz31 07-27-2015 06:45 AM

I collect the TRF Series of cars. I have one of every model starting with TA03R TRF up to the TRF 418. I also have a bunch of old Delta Spyder 1/12th scale cars.

Cosmo 07-27-2015 06:47 AM

I don't know how collectible they are, but I've always wanted to own a SMP Slide.

SagadSetup 07-27-2015 06:52 AM


Originally Posted by patorz31 (Post 14112446)
I collect the TRF Series of cars. I have one of every model starting with TA03R TRF up to the TRF 418. I also have a bunch of old Delta Spyder 1/12th scale cars.

That's one big collection.

It seems to me that Tamiya cars are collectibles.

It also seems to me that the carbon fiber chassis (TRF) are more collectible than the tub chassis.

sakadachi 07-27-2015 07:16 AM

I'm trying to gather as many m-chassis (FWD and 4WD) that I can. I don't baby them, not shelf queens, but I like to have all the different flavors for my bashing.

I am still missing a M01...

SagadSetup 07-27-2015 07:21 AM


Originally Posted by sakadachi (Post 14112514)
I'm trying to gather as many m-chassis (FWD and 4WD) that I can. I don't baby them, not shelf queens, but I like to have all the different flavors for my bashing.

I am still missing a M01...

Your M cars are nice.

sakadachi 07-27-2015 07:45 AM


Originally Posted by SagadSetup (Post 14112521)
Your M cars are nice.

Thanks.

patorz31 07-27-2015 08:10 AM


Originally Posted by SagadSetup (Post 14112466)
That's one big collection.

It seems to me that Tamiya cars are collectibles.

It also seems to me that the carbon fiber chassis (TRF) are more collectible than the tub chassis.

They are later on, funny thing is right when the new model comes out you can get the last years model, (some even NIB) for cheap. I have never paid more then $150 for one of my TRF cars. I have 2 ta03r trfs, One is NIB I paid $125. When the Trf 415 came out. the 414x, 414 and 414m were being sold off dirt cheap. Same as the 415 and it's many variants, when the 416 came out you could get used 415s in great shape for next to nothing.

Nice thing about race cars (scale or full size), they immediately plunge in value when the newer better car comes out. Then in a few years they are again worth something.

Now some cars go against this, the damn TB Evo V MS come to mind. the car was so good it never really got to the point of being cheap.

SagadSetup 07-27-2015 09:46 AM

Yes the famous TB Evo 5 MS. What would rank second to this chassis?

(0000000000) 07-27-2015 10:23 AM

I'm looking for a T1fk 04. It was my first serious race car. Anything similar would be alright.

Racermac73 07-27-2015 11:04 AM

Old delta cars are probably the most desirable.

SagadSetup 07-27-2015 11:06 AM

Is there a Tamiya Tub chassis which can be considered a collectible?

(0000000000) 07-27-2015 11:15 AM

TA01, with skyline body.

Also the TA02SW, which was specifically made for the Porsche body.

SagadSetup 07-27-2015 11:20 AM

Oh yeah the Taisan Porsche which Tamiya re-released but without the livery.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXFKEN&P=ML

SagadSetup 07-30-2015 04:58 AM

Follow up question
 
Which would be in your opinion, the top 3 most collectible Tamiya chassis?


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