Our Vehicles

.21 T-MAXX This truck started it's life way back in January of 2000 and has had six different engines. The latest engine we stuffed in it is a OS .21 RG-X and have had very good luck with. These engines are a little more expensive than the other ones out there but it's worth it! Click the picture or HERE to check it out.
2 cylinder 4 stroke T-MAXX Dubbed MOTHER THUMPER by many of our RC pals this is the brainchild of myself and my father. We are like most RC guys.......always wanting MORE HP. As you can see it is quite the project truck. The engine is a 1.60 OS two cylinder four stroke. Most everything on the truck has been designed and machined by us. For more info and pictures just click HERE or the pic on the right.
Kyosho Mad Force As soon as we caught wind of what this truck was going to be and saw pictures of the proto-type......we HAD to get one. The Mad Force is a rather innovative truck. It's suspension is like no other nitro truck out there using a 2-link set up and solid axles. In addtion to this, it has a 3 speed chain driven transmission! The truck comes as a kit which we really liked. You'll need a radio, hi-torque steering servo, throttle/brake servo, and a receiver battery pack. For more info on our truck and pictures, click HERE or the picture on your right.
RB FORCE This is our second Mad Force. We aquired it from a very good friend of our's in Austria. Having so much luck (and fun) with the first Mad Force, it was time for another. This one had to be different though. After a few evenings of thinking, we decided to install a RB Concepts S7 engine in it. For more pictures and info on how this was gone about, click HERE or the picture to the right.
RB SAVAGE After quite a bit of deciding, we went ahead and picked up a Savage. Once broke in, we grew very attached to this particular truck. For more information, click the picture to the right or HERE.
STOCK SAVAGE We like the Savage so much, I grabbed another one. Couldn't pass this one up, was too good of a deal. Just needed a radio and servos, and a bath. Turned out to be brand new. Further info, click HERE or the picture to the right.
Purpose Built Maxx After a year or so running the .21 Maxx in some of the drag racing events here in our RC Club we decided to build a truck just for drags. What you see is a complete ground up built truck. We used some of the stock T-Maxx parts but change quite a few things to get weight distribution and transfer right. We also wanted to maintain a 3 channel radio system in order to have a seperate channel to operate the trans brake. For more info, click HERE or the picture to the right.
The FREE Nitro Sport This truck came to us from our pals at NC Hobby here in St.Louis. It started it's life as a demo vehicle for the store. It never ran right so it was stuck on a shelf in the back of the store and soon became the "parts truck". I made a phone call one day and asked what they planned to do with it......it was destined for the dumpster. For the story of the little truck and what came of it just click HERE or the picture to the right.
Stock (sort of) T-MAXX It's been a long time since we have had a stock T-MAXX. We ran across this one at our LHS and got a very good deal on it. The truck had maybe 10-15 tanks on it and was like NEW. We couldn't pass it up. Once it got to it's new home we gave it a bath and a good inspection. For more info and some basic hop ups we added, click HERE or just click the picture.
The ULTIMATE RC Alright, maybe not THE ultimate but it's OUR ultimate RC. Recently we got our hands on a VERY nice used Traxxas Monster Buggy. These beasts are 1/6th scale, powered by a 23cc Zenoah weedeater engine, and are just plain BIG. For some specs and info on ours click HERE or click the picture to the right.
The Vintage Electrics This is where it ALL started. I was 4 years old when I got my first RC. If it wasn't for this particular car and my Dad I wouldn't be where I am today. The first car we had (and still have) was a Tamiya Cheetah. It was the seventh vehicle Tamiya made. Check them out by following the picture link or click HERE.