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Well the chassis came from FiberLyte Chears chaps. With the cell holes and spur hole, and a normal top deck. Just waiting for the lrp shock towers and driveshafts, alloy hexes and she will be ready.


I even found a shell that fits.. But ugly but it fits














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It all looks very neat .What is the shell? I wouldnt call it ugly
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J concepts hotbodies. D 4
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looks good bondy.
Painted right, those scoopless d4 are SEEEEEXY!!
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tempted by one myself, but not sure whether to buggy or truggy.
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