Dave's R/C car & truck page on hobby101.com !

Dave's Cars & Stuff

The Dave prefers

This Page will be an ongoing thing. I have over 65 radio controlled cars & trucks. I'll post photos here as I get them and show you some of my projects. My favorite brand is Tamiya but I like pretty much like anything radio controlled. The closer to being scale the better. I like driving my stuff but I really like building and creating. That is the real enjoyment I get from this hobby.

Anyway, check back often. Thanks for stopping by!

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Some of my Unbuilts

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My babies. Don't even ask me to sell. :-)

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My Tamiya Score while on a shopping spree in the Philippines!

New Newest! My Slash!! with Red Aluminum parts, VXL & 2 cell Lipo

My Tamiya CR-01 Landcruiser! All stock except for the Pro-Line Hammer tires.

My TA05R converted to IFS with Extra Blue stuff. Its sporting a Yokomo Stratus Type E racing body now...

My Axial AX10 Crawler. This is when it was new. It's more tore up and has a lot of mods now.

My Tamiya Hilux

A Tamiya TL01 chassis with Tamiya Mini Cooper rear arms to narrow the car so the Tamiya 2 piece 30mm deep dish wheels will fit under the body. The body is the newly re-released Toyota Supra with an old school Blitz decal set applied.

My red Tamiya M04 Re-Release V Dub plus an old picture of my original beetle that I sold years ago.

A second Tamiya Highlift has joined my RC fleet. It has a JunFac machined chassis with 10 mm body lift, Wyatt Racing machined aluminum rear axle housing, Hot Racing front axle housing with Aluminum knuckles, Aluminum beadlock wheels and a Tamiya Multi function unit.

My Tamiya F350 is done! It's been converted to a 4 link rear suspension and now has a 4 link front because I blew the front leafs in a tumble down a hill. It has a custom solid brass rod cage setup in the rear. The wheels are Traxxas Stampede rims dyed black and narrowed 5/8th inch. I added Aluminum front & rear axle housings and made a servo mount on the axle (not as scale looking, but better steering). You can see the updated beater pictures in the Rock Crawling page.