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Hey guys, help us RC car fans out.<BR> <A HREF="http://forum.hpi-europe.com/showthread. ... #post26523" TARGET=_blank>http://forum.hpi-europe.com/showthread. ... st26523</A> <P>Register and vote 190mm or 200mm for the body to be made. Enough votes and they will make it!!

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Custommx3:<BR><STRONG>Hey guys, help us RC car fans out.<BR> <A HREF="http://forum.hpi-europe.com/showthread. ... #post26523" TARGET=_blank>http://forum.hpi-europe.com/showthread. ... st26523</A> <P>Register and vote 190mm or 200mm for the body to be made. Enough votes and they will make it!!</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR> Hey! I could definately get into RC if they made an mx-3 body!!

ya got my my vote. <P>I even attempted to look like i knew what the hell i was talkin about lol<p>[ October 10, 2002: Message edited by: Sonicxtacy02 ]

got my vote. i hate my stock mx3 look.

One more for ya.<BR>Always glad to help the wise and benevolent Barry Clark!

Hey, how much do one of those things run?<BR>I might *actually* be interested in one if they're not an arm and a leg.<P>I was gonna vote, and still plan to. But don'tcha think they'll be a bit suspicious if a bunch of people sign up on the same day and vote for the same not so common car in the same size?<P>How many of you guys are considering getting one of these?

Well<BR>if a bunch of people did it<BR>they know its from different places<BR>who cares<BR>Its business.

Thanks for the votes guys, MUCH appreciated. <P>goto <A HREF="http://www.towerhobbies.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.towerhobbies.com/</A> <BR>Check out some of the electric cars if your a beginner. The RS4 pros are nice. Thats what I and my neighbor have. Except, mines electric and his is gas. The electrics can be really fast with brishless motors and a good electronic speed control. The nitros are fast, but electric can be as well. Its all in the amount of money you spend. <P>Buying one can be expensive. Beginners are ~$300 USD bucks Ready to Run. <BR>Other kits you can buy but you need alot,and can get to be an expensive hobby. You get a kit thats not RTR, you have to buy batteries, a remote, and a batterycharger/discharger. You also need paint and glues to do your tires and bodies. Its also un assembled. This is good because you will be replacing parts. These things go VERY fast. Depending on what you want to spend you can go 50MHP+.<BR>Do your research, read some reviewes and ask someone who is @ a hobby shop or on here their recommendation and your budget. I purchased mine used on Ebay for around $200 bucks USD. Thats a cheaper route. Mines last years model, but its still a damn good deal. <BR>Checkout Team Associated's cars too. But these car be professtional, abnd can get REALLY expensive.<BR>You also dont get a body if you buy a kit. You get the chasis and motor unassembled. Some come with bodies, but usually the kits dont. They come as clear lexan shell that you have to paint and cut yourself. Building one can get close to 350-400 USD. You can be cheap, or you can be fast. Cheap is good for all around use, fast is mostly for racing. There are dirt trucks, rally cars, or street cars. Its all in your preference.

man that mx3 body will be perfect for ya barry if you enter into car shows huh? major points for that.

That was the plan. Esp an RC car