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DrWebster
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I'm selling my Team Associated T4 stadium truck; I've realized I haven't, and probably won't, spend enough time driving it.
It's the RTR (ready-to-run) version, so it has everything you need to get going. It includes a 17-turn Reedy motor, AE XP2 radio, one Venom 3000 battery pack, and Vision Peak 2 battery charger. The tires still have decent tread (pins in the rear, ribs in the front). The battery pack will last anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on how much you're on it (the RTR 17-turn motor is surprisingly fast), and extras run $25-30 retail.
The truck comes with two bodies: the stock RTR red stadium truck body, and an mndsm-custom-painted Dodge Durango body (black metal flake, looks badass). Both bodies have some scuffs from normal use, but nothing bad. The truck itself is in great shape with just normal wear, and hasn't been used a whole lot -- I've probably only charged the battery half a dozen times.
So, this is basically everything you need if you want to get into RC cars. The T4 is great for both on-road and offroad use (it has no problem zipping through grass, sand, gravel, etc.).
I'm asking $200 for the whole shebang; it all cost me much more than that when I bought it.
It's the RTR (ready-to-run) version, so it has everything you need to get going. It includes a 17-turn Reedy motor, AE XP2 radio, one Venom 3000 battery pack, and Vision Peak 2 battery charger. The tires still have decent tread (pins in the rear, ribs in the front). The battery pack will last anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on how much you're on it (the RTR 17-turn motor is surprisingly fast), and extras run $25-30 retail.
The truck comes with two bodies: the stock RTR red stadium truck body, and an mndsm-custom-painted Dodge Durango body (black metal flake, looks badass). Both bodies have some scuffs from normal use, but nothing bad. The truck itself is in great shape with just normal wear, and hasn't been used a whole lot -- I've probably only charged the battery half a dozen times.
So, this is basically everything you need if you want to get into RC cars. The T4 is great for both on-road and offroad use (it has no problem zipping through grass, sand, gravel, etc.).
I'm asking $200 for the whole shebang; it all cost me much more than that when I bought it.
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I kind of want another RC but have too many other projects I need to finish up first.