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[Syd] Rc Sellout: Kyosho 1.8 Scale Inferno Gt, Hpi Rtr Nitro Rs4 Evo +, Plus Spares!

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Item: Kyosho 1.8 scale Inferno GT, HPI RTR Nitro RS4 EVO +, PLUS SPARES!

Location: Sydney

Website: Here and elsewhere

Reason for Selling: As you can see from the pictures below, they have collected some dust from sitting in my garage since last used (a year ago), I work 60 hours a week so I don't have time to play with them, rather someone else make good use of them.

Price and Payment Conditions: $550 for the lot!!! Keep in mind I've spent 3 times as much on setting them up, so my loss is your gain!!

Pick-up preffered, but can post at an additional cost

Whats included in the sale:

Kyosho Inferno GT 1.8 Scale rolling chassis, fitted with Kyosho .28 GXR Engine, Nissan 350Z body

HPI RTR Nitro RS4 EVO + 1.10 Scale rolling chassis, fitted with HPI Nitro Star T3.0 Engine, Ford Mustang Body.

Toolbox of extras/spares, including a VXR Racing Burst muffler, O.S Max 18TZ-TX 11L engine, RC Revolution 1.5 Volt Kickstart starter battery, wheels to suit both 1.8 & 1.10 scale rc cars, plastics etc (to suit struts, camber rods etc).

Owners Instruction Manual for both RC cars mentioned above

Nitro fuel to suit both cars.

I'm sure there is more to list that I've forgotten but feel free to ask further questions.

Contact Details: I rarely am online on the forums, Call/txt me on 0401233113 (Dave)

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