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The Grasshopper was kit number 43 from Tamiya. A 1/10 scale off-road vehicle.

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1/10 scale off-road vehicle

monocoque plastic chassis

solid axle rear-wheel drive drivetrain with bevel gear differential

independent single A-arm front suspension

coil spring suspension all around

RS-380 electric motor

extra wide rear paddle tires and ribbed front tires

hard plastic ABS body shell

I've had it for about 2 years - but only ever used it about 5 times. I'ts in good nick and has all the bits & pieces, including glow plug battery, tools, nitro (better not post nitro to Darwin tho). It might need a bit of a tune etc cause it has been sitting in my closet for a year and a bit.

I think I paid about $550++ for it - I'll sell it for $200 plus postage.

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  • 4 years later...

I have a sidewinder buggy RC nitro car, brand new and sealed with everything included to run including the glow plug! Asking $200 posted anywhere with insurance. Please only call me on 0412500318 if interested as i dont go online.

Its got 18cpx 2.95 cc engine and can go up to 80kmph. It is also a 2 speed!!

It will be going up on ebay tomorrow

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