losi 8t

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Someone is willing to sell me a very well taken care of, very clean...6 gallon on pro roller.....for 200...is this a good deal for a 6 gallon old chassis? or should i invest on a new buggy?

RETRO RC

they are a good buggy and don't wear as badly as some drivers say, just make sure you check out the drive shafts both ends of all six to make sure the pins haven't flattened out badly and that the CV aren't rounded out.

if you do buy it I would probably replace the driveshafts, ackermin plate and the throttle linkage just to be safe.

Adrian

losi 8t

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alright, thnx for the input!

anyone else have any say so?

oldschoolracer

personally, that seems high for a roller with that amount of time on it. if it was a pro racer's, that was well taken care of and has a lot of fresh/new parts on it, would be one thing. but too often I see people (especially newbies) that buy used stuff for premium prices that just end up with OPP (Other People's Problems) or worn out stuff.
if you plan on staying in the hobby I's suggest buying NEW, and then you know what you have and won't be regularly replacing worn parts

Davidka

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6 gallons is about a season of use for most avid racers (some more than others, I use about 4 gallons in a season). Like others said here, if the drive shafts are in ok shape then it's a good buy. Everything else should still be in good shape if it was taken care of.

losi 8t

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alright, thnx guyz!~