Clod Buster
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Clod Buster
I am looking for a place to buy new parts for my old clod buster. I got it new I think in 1987 as a kid and have been thinking about resoring it. Still works great other than it sat on the tires for 10 years in the attic, so they are dented in pretty bad, and the steering servo mount is broke. But I want to make it like new again. Can anyone give me a web site or store where I can find new parts?
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RE: Clod Buster
ORIGINAL: badassbanshe
I am looking for a place to buy new parts for my old clod buster. I got it new I think in 1987 as a kid and have been thinking about resoring it. Still works great other than it sat on the tires for 10 years in the attic, so they are dented in pretty bad, and the steering servo mount is broke. But I want to make it like new again. Can anyone give me a web site or store where I can find new parts?
I am looking for a place to buy new parts for my old clod buster. I got it new I think in 1987 as a kid and have been thinking about resoring it. Still works great other than it sat on the tires for 10 years in the attic, so they are dented in pretty bad, and the steering servo mount is broke. But I want to make it like new again. Can anyone give me a web site or store where I can find new parts?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...I=TAMC0321&P=Z
note: don't buy any integy "upgrades" for it because their parts tend to be made of very poor metal and break easily.
ebay is also a good place to find parts.
If you buy on ebay, nitro hobbies is a good place to get parts at a reasonable price. They won't come in factory packages, though, they are pulled from brand new kits.
http://stores.ebay.com/RC-NITRO-HOBB...=p4634.c0.m322