Axial® SCX24™ 1967 Chevy® C-10™
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- Tame trails with a true classic. The performance and value of the SCX24™ 1967 Chevrolet C10 are better than ever before! Oil-filled shocks, Spektrum™ electronics, and new body colors have been added for a classic style RC rig that’s completely ready-to-run and sized to run anywhere.
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Introduced by GM in 1967 as a multi-purpose workhorse, the full-size Chevrolet C10 pickup holds its own on the trails even today. It refuses to show its age or diminish in popularity. As one of the best-selling Axial® micro rock crawlers of all time, the 1/24 scale SCX24 1967 Chevrolet C10 not only recreates the 1:1 original’s classic styling but also delivers exceptional value in an RC rig - value that’s better than ever in this updated version.
Plush oil-filled shocks have been added for a suspension that soaks up bumps and provides a stable ride over rugged terrain. Reliable Spektrum electronics are now included, and there are two fresh body colors to choose from. Completely assembled, fully equipped, and improved with key upgrades, the SCX24 Chevy is a perfect choice for hobby beginners as well as for experienced Axial RC crawling enthusiasts.
No matter where you are, the SCX24 Chevy makes it the scene for rock crawling fun. Its versatile size opens up almost any setting to spur-of-the-moment RC crawling expeditions. Set up an indoor obstacle course in any room by placing objects on the floor, a table, or desk. Outdoors, collect some twigs and small rocks, dig a few holes, and create a challenging trail for adventuring in the open air.
The SCX24 Chevy has all the performance capabilities of the proven Axial SCX24 platform. Full-time 4WD and a 3-link front/4-link rear suspension let you muscle over big challenges. Worm gears on the axles increase the ground clearance. Realistic steel frame rails on the C-channel chassis stand up to hard knocks. The realistic scale body rides on licensed 1:1 Method wheels and BF Goodrich tires that tackle on-road and off-road challenges with ease.
Inside the box, in addition to the assembled and finished rig, you’ll find a Spektrum 2.4GHz transmitter, 350mAh LiPo battery, and handy USB charger. Four AA batteries are also included for the transmitter. Get the SCX24 C10 RC rig, and get ready for big Axial adventures in micro size!
• Detailed 1967 Chevrolet C10 polycarbonate body in two fresh color options
• Plush oil-filled shocks
• Durable metal chassis
• Spektrum SLT2 2.4GHz radio system
• Spektrum 350mAh LiPo battery and USB charger
• Two LED lights in the front bumper
• 180-size brushed motor
• Strong, realistic steel frame rails
• True, full-time 4-wheel drive
• Worm drive gear on front and rear axles
• 3-Link front and 4-link rear suspension
• Fully equipped and ready-to-run
• Licensed wheels modeled after 1:1 Method Wheels
• Licensed tires modeled after 1:1 BF Goodrich Tires - บันเทิง
That frog leaping out of the way was a good shot to keep in.
It's nice to see these still out there. I still have my original SCX24 Deadbolt.
I bought my c10 2 years ago and I still use it
Awesome! I still got my V1 C10 laying around in parts, time to get it alive again.
Bought my first c10 the day it hit the hobby store here in memphis. The only upgrades where plastic wheels and tires and some brass goodies. Now its everything and then some. Yall nailed it with the scx24
I ordered the black one. Plan on tinting the windows and taking all that chrome off first, love the Method bead locks btw great choice and cool color. 🤙🏻
💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 beast mode 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
We need a servo that works,esc that creeps and a motor that will pull. Then I could see going back through the lineup. There’s just not enough here anymore. My channel was basically started by working with these trucks and now I won’t even buy them anymore. It’s time for a real change!
New products are always on the way. Keep in mind these are the perfect RC for thousands of people. For more experienced enthusiasts out there, like you, there are a ton of great upgrades available. The SCX24 is a loved platform for a reason. And, we're glad it kicked off your channel. You're not alone there. Anyway, more is always on the way.
@@axialvideosthat’s what I like to hear! I agree the scx24 is a great platform and we now have so many great upgrades that I think with a little tweaking they would without a doubt be the best rtr micro! We will always change things as soon as we get them so there’s really no perfect rtr ever lol. I do love how the scx24 has helped the hobby grow tremendously in the last few yrs. I’ve met so many people who only got into the hobby because of it. So great work from axial. Glad to hear new products will always be on the way!
I normally don't comment negatively so I will say first of all Thank you for blowing a segment of the hobby wide open with the SCX24. My favorite segment in the hobby is minis right now. However...this fast moving segment has moved passed this scale and passed this design. I hope to see an 18th scale with a cool axle option soon.
This is a subject of great debate. We feel we hit a sweet spot with the size of the SCX24. It's compact enough that enthusiasts and hobby shops could easily make indoor courses -- and they did. They built a lot of courses. That said, one of the easiest ways to get more ability is to go bigger. But, a lot of the hobby shops have kept their courses the way they are. The 1/18-scale stuff doesn't always fit. We also don't want to abandon a hugely popular segment (meaning specifically the 1/24 scale segment). We have the UTB18, which is a true mini and a great middle ground between 1/10 scale and 1/24 scale. But, we hear you and sincerely appreciate your feedback. I will pass your comments on to the team. -- Matt Higgins
@@axialvideos I appreciate the response. It kills me to be saying negative things there's enough of that out there. Thank you for making me feel seen. The driving dynamics of the 18s and oil shocks and more gearing options just change things for me. Maybe I just want a new axial model is all it is and I'm impatient.
But when it comes to gates and indoor I get it.
Love my UTB18 it's the perfect rig to turn any trip into an RC trip!
They look cool, but I think 1/18 scale is the sweet spot. Just big enough to use outdoors , and still small enough to use indoors when the weather is bad . 1/18 isn’t perfect either , but that’s what upgrades are for.
Axial, when can we expect these in hobby stores??
Typically a couple weeks depending on location and proximity to one of warehouses.
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Can we get a 6x6 or some portal axles or something really fresh please axial !?
Rip
I’ve said it before I’ll say it again we need a square body powerwagon or ramcharger!! No one else is doing an rtr with a good 4wd mopar!! Come on Axial 1/24, 1/18, or personally my choice 1/10 let’s make it happen!!! I already got a C10 1/24 but I would go for a ramcharger!!
Id say at this point it's probably an issue of licensing. Either too expensive or nonsupportive company.
@@the_car_guy5915 probably best to make my own but a guy can dream 💭
maybe focus on giving us a metal gear servo from the factory and not cheaper electronics.
I was number 58 to like this video 💯💪🙉🙈🙊👀🤷
Scx24 Honcho!?… oh.. I thought this was a new truck… um, thanks for the new paint and different electronics, not better.. just different 😐👍
Wow you guys really had to go out of your way to change out electronics and still leave that garbage servo. Way to listen to your customers Axial!
We 100% listen. For the vast majority of people and for stock applications, the stock servo works well. When you add weight and/or new tires, etc., people often want an upgraded servo to go along with their other upgrades. This is a common upgrade path among all RTRs. More durable (metal gear), stronger, and faster servos cost more and often require a new mount. The current servo won't be the last one we use, but it's not a simple as slapping a new one in. Anyway, we highly appreciate and most definitely listen to our customers. Thanks for your comment and input. -- Matt Higgins
@@axialvideos you have to be kidding me right, go out and try to use a stock scx24 Servo for one week and see if it still works
The new ESC is a downgrade.
@kevincasey6876 I hear you man, it definitely is all other companies like Redcat and FMS are just eating axial launch lately because they won't listen to their customers. They act like everyone just immediately has to swap out garbage steering servos in their Crawlers but that's not the case at all with Redcat or FMS and their electronics are way better and the Redcat ascent 18 was only $100 when it released
@@SteadfastRC So true . My first mini was the AX-24 then a V2 wrangler . Big difference in Esc performance.
Second here
C10 is 2wd and k10 is 4x4.
the one nice thing about the original c-10 was the ax-4 transmitter that had 3 speed low medium and high from the factory. i would rather have this option than updated cheaper spektrum garbage. please do not screw over your loyal fanbase.
First scx24 was the C10.. i bought a clear body and painted it pink..
The jeep was next and it got the same treatment.. but in green...
The thing is it would have been nice to see a new car/brand etc get a look in the door to sit on the chassis..
Nothing new 😒
It is indeed an update. The C10 has been out there a for a bit and new colors, oil-filled shocks, Spektrum electronics, etc. are great running changes. Keeping products fresh is a good thing. But don't worry. Axial Adventure definitely has all-new releases coming
First here 😛
We tip our hat to you, sir
PLZ PLZ STOP WITH THE KINDERGARDEN TRUCKS BRING BACK THE 1/10 SCALE
1/10 scale hasn't gone anywhere. The CJ-7 has been immensely popular. More, 1/10 scale vehicles are coming