Old school tamiya racing
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That looks like good fun, I currently race more modern Tamiyas, but would love a go with some of those. 
I'm also in the process of making a drift car, probably not to other people's tastes, but it's fun.
My Dad has an old Tamiya TA01 in the garage, but he doesn't dare use it incase he breaks something and he can't source spares.
I'm also in the process of making a drift car, probably not to other people's tastes, but it's fun.

My Dad has an old Tamiya TA01 in the garage, but he doesn't dare use it incase he breaks something and he can't source spares.
Parts for most Tamiya's are easily sourced. We all race modern rc cars but this added an element of fun to the race schedule.
I have just bought a clodbuster to have a go with, but I really want a Hotshot.
I think all cars up to (but excluding)the Avante are allowed. Some are modern versions of the Frog / Hornet so they are allowed. All run silver can motors.
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I have just bought a clodbuster to have a go with, but I really want a Hotshot.
I think all cars up to (but excluding)the Avante are allowed. Some are modern versions of the Frog / Hornet so they are allowed. All run silver can motors.
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Simond S said:
Parts for most Tamiya's are easily sourced. We all race modern rc cars but this added an element of fun to the race schedule.
I have just bought a clodbuster to have a go with, but I really want a Hotshot.
I think all cars up to (but excluding)the Avante are allowed. Some are modern versions of the Frog / Hornet so they are allowed. All run silver can motors.
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Have you got a link for the club you race these with please? I have just bought a clodbuster to have a go with, but I really want a Hotshot.
I think all cars up to (but excluding)the Avante are allowed. Some are modern versions of the Frog / Hornet so they are allowed. All run silver can motors.
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There were a few people that used to come down to the club I race at and they had quite a few vintage Tamiyas, one had a Sand Scorcher and another a Hotshot.
I really want the former now.
Edit: If only I lived closer, I'd probably visit.
http://www.eecc.co.uk/
I really want the former now.

Edit: If only I lived closer, I'd probably visit.
http://www.eecc.co.uk/
Edited by YoungCarNut on Wednesday 3rd April 14:51
Club is Eastbourne Electric Car Club. www.eecc.co.uk
If you google maps bn27 3pr and zoom in a bit, then down a bit, you'll see the track alongside the A22
we race Wednesday evenings and alternate Sundays through the summer, with a monthly meeting in the winter.
Very friendly club and these were introduced as a fun class alongside the touring cars, Tamiya M03/5 class and WGT's
Hopefully i'll get some more video shot tonight, or come along at the weekend and join in!
If you google maps bn27 3pr and zoom in a bit, then down a bit, you'll see the track alongside the A22
we race Wednesday evenings and alternate Sundays through the summer, with a monthly meeting in the winter.
Very friendly club and these were introduced as a fun class alongside the touring cars, Tamiya M03/5 class and WGT's
Hopefully i'll get some more video shot tonight, or come along at the weekend and join in!
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Used to race 1/10 Tamiya off road electric back in the day Avante/boomerang/hotshot/hotshot2/Hornet etc. etc.

