Quote from: pantablo on December 20, 2007, 01:09:07 PM
^ that must be fun!

Yep.I think the scales speed is around 40mph.I really can't remember.It takes curves well and stays level when it's launched off a jump.The thing I really enjoyed was building it.My mother bought me that car as a kit for xmas of 1990.Nitro cars were really rare in my area back then.Buggies are still rare,but 4x4's and road cars are every where.

manofthefield-
nice. got yourself a 1:1 of it as well!

It was my dad's, unfortunately he doesn't have it anymore.   Since he didn't do trackdays or drive like an idiot on public roads, he felt it was far more car than he needed, even as just a toy.  

I definately miss it; you can't beat the roar of a well tuned intake positioned inches behind your head

those are still awesome cars...I'd love to get my hands on one. They were phenomenal cars for their time and still quite good looking.

Too bad he doesnt still have it, really...

There was an exotic/antique dealer by where I used to live that had one.  Only wanted like 46k for it Gorgeous car but it was always overshadowed by the mint classic Porsche's and Vette's.

its downfall was it was an Acura priced like the exotics. Then it was unheard of. Now would be a different story.
pablo-

My dad's was valued in the low $30's for a 91 with low miles in perfect condition, and that was a few years ago.

The only things you get with a newer one are different wheels, a slightly larger engine, power steering, and a targa option

I meant when they were new...

Gotcha, I was just saying they are much more accessible now, if you can find one