I had an earlier one, wow what a life it has been since these days, awesome building these as a kid taught me alot, threading all holes and seating plastics. Thanks for the memories man.. 😁👍
Very nice. I just acquired a gorgeous little 2nd gen. Has a “B”. on the back below the motor. Has never been driven in the dirt. Came with all the original stuff including the receipt from busy bee hobbies in California. Bought 5-25-1994 For 150.83. Original manual came in the box as well
Lovely ! Just a thought but if you wanted to retain the complete vintage look you could always put your flysky receiver in to an old futaba receiver case
Gary Vallone This was my 3rd RC car as a kid. Mine was an earlier Championship edition. I actually sold it to a co-worker about 10 years ago which i regret. Luckily I found this one for a decent price considering its mint and what people are asking for them today. It’s all about memories of our childhood! Thanks for the comment and support.
I use the fly sky radio and receivers also I'm most of my cars unless your Racing professionaly and maybe even then they do a great job. Very nice buggy.👍
Thanks for the comment. I've switched a majority of my runners over to radio links.... but I still use the fly sky's to bench test or just the RC's that I take out to a field and zip around. It does the trick and you can't beat the price...
I had bought my own RC 10 Champion Edition. Ordered it from Tower Hobbies and they sent it wrapped in brown paper with their newest catalog. I got the older six gear transmission and the new catalog listed the new stealth transmission models. If I had just waited about three weeks to a month I could have gotten a new one with its stealth transmission. And mine did not come with the Outlaw Motor. Mine came with the green label team Associates competition stock motor
Beautiful RC10 CE you got there bud!! I absolutely love my Associated buggies :) I'm currently resto/modding a RC10 graphite stealth as well as a complete custom TQ10!!
😊👍Nice! On my RC10 I had I cut a slot in the front battery holder so the wires don't get pinched...but your not running it so I would leave it just stock.
@@johntuffy5721 Heehee, yep, several times!!!!!!!!!! 😁. But I have to confess the last time I used my RC10 is approx 10 yrs ago, same with my RC10 T2. (which was a race winner!)
Had a Tamiya Hornet with bearings and a black diamond motor.....thought it was fast....but I got stomped by this circa 1987....picked up a complete gold pan for 10 dollars sitting in a pile of cheap toys......mexican didnt know what it was.....
I just picked up a rc10 ce very similar zebra style with manual speed control am radio and was used very little original tires and with orginal box body is still clear stickers still on sheet all working. Found it on craigslist for 160.00
Great video! I'm getting my RC10CE back in running order right now. I had the same glitching issue way back when. What receiver did you recommend in the video? Hard to make out exactly what you said. Can that new receiver work with an old school Futaba transmitter? Thanks!
I ended up using a flysky receiver. However, since then, I pulled the receiver out since it is just a shelf queen. I used the receiver in a different car. Thanks for the comment.
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Enjoyed the video. This was my first ever hobby grade kit. The Outlaw motor did in fact come with the kit.
I had an earlier one, wow what a life it has been since these days, awesome building these as a kid taught me alot, threading all holes and seating plastics. Thanks for the memories man.. 😁👍
Very nice. I just acquired a gorgeous little 2nd gen. Has a “B”. on the back below the motor. Has never been driven in the dirt. Came with all the original stuff including the receipt from busy bee hobbies in California. Bought 5-25-1994 For 150.83. Original manual came in the box as well
Lovely ! Just a thought but if you wanted to retain the complete vintage look you could always put your flysky receiver in to an old futaba receiver case
JOHN GEORGIOU that’s an interesting idea. Have you done that?
This was very first real R/C car. My grandpa and I built it. One of my best memories as a kid.!!!
Gary Vallone This was my 3rd RC car as a kid. Mine was an earlier Championship edition. I actually sold it to a co-worker about 10 years ago which i regret. Luckily I found this one for a decent price considering its mint and what people are asking for them today. It’s all about memories of our childhood! Thanks for the comment and support.
Soon as u hit the throttle it took me back to bein 12 years old again...
LOL.. me too... thanks for the comment and support.
I use the fly sky radio and receivers also I'm most of my cars unless your Racing professionaly and maybe even then they do a great job. Very nice buggy.👍
Thanks for the comment. I've switched a majority of my runners over to radio links.... but I still use the fly sky's to bench test or just the RC's that I take out to a field and zip around. It does the trick and you can't beat the price...
My 1st rc car. Back in 1992
Clean Machine!
I had bought my own RC 10 Champion Edition. Ordered it from Tower Hobbies and they sent it wrapped in brown paper with their newest catalog. I got the older six gear transmission and the new catalog listed the new stealth transmission models. If I had just waited about three weeks to a month I could have gotten a new one with its stealth transmission. And mine did not come with the Outlaw Motor. Mine came with the green label team Associates competition stock motor
I still have this.
Beautiful RC10 CE you got there bud!! I absolutely love my Associated buggies :) I'm currently resto/modding a RC10 graphite stealth as well as a complete custom TQ10!!
I have a black and white CE. I received it without body or original wheels. I'm currently rebuilding it as a runner.
😊👍Nice! On my RC10 I had I cut a slot in the front battery holder so the wires don't get pinched...but your not running it so I would leave it just stock.
Already gave a thumbs up. And my old RC10 is smiling down from the shelf right there. 😎👍
If you dont use it , it will go crazy ..... have you not watched "Toy Story" ? :)
@@johntuffy5721 Heehee, yep, several times!!!!!!!!!! 😁. But I have to confess the last time I used my RC10 is approx 10 yrs ago, same with my RC10 T2. (which was a race winner!)
Had a Tamiya Hornet with bearings and a black diamond motor.....thought it was fast....but I got stomped by this circa 1987....picked up a complete gold pan for 10 dollars sitting in a pile of cheap toys......mexican didnt know what it was.....
My first rc !! After a couple of years a buy the road kit conversion good memories
Ramon A. Pagan Kercado thanks for the comment. I wish I kept mine. However I found this minty one.
I had a early model. Love that gold anadozized chassis
Great memories I always bought the mag junior or sport with the s.c combo. Always worked great in any cars I put them in
I just picked up a rc10 ce very similar zebra style with manual speed control am radio and was used very little original tires and with orginal box body is still clear stickers still on sheet all working. Found it on craigslist for 160.00
I still have mine. I bought it right before the stealth transmission was released.
If you had a proper antenna tube on that futaba it would not glitch
Dan Haasnoot thanks for the tip. I’ll keep that in mind for next time with a vintage electronics setup.
I still have my RC 10 not in that condition tho. An no stealth transmission. The original one 32 pitch gear stock
I just found a B stamp championship at a garage sale for $10 .... gave him $20 and am in heaven now :)
P.S. If you dont use it , it will go crazy ..... have you not watched "Toy Story" ?
I’m trying to restore one now. Did your B stamp come with gold shock caps or the black ones? Black arms or white?
@@isaidme0 black arms and caps ... stealth tranny too
Who did the paint job?. And how much.
And did you have to provide the body.
I want the same body for mine.
Thank you.
Great video! I'm getting my RC10CE back in running order right now. I had the same glitching issue way back when. What receiver did you recommend in the video? Hard to make out exactly what you said. Can that new receiver work with an old school Futaba transmitter? Thanks!
I ended up using a flysky receiver. However, since then, I pulled the receiver out since it is just a shelf queen. I used the receiver in a different car. Thanks for the comment.
Now if AE can re release this CE.
cool, i also did a ce rebuild with upgrades on my channel. i have done a few ce i never liked that nose anodize never matches
RC10CNC Thanks for the comment. I subscribed to your channel. I’ll definitely check out your CE restore videos. Thanks again.
Sad that stupid phones have to ruin the old electronics