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RC10 Debuts
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RC10 Debuts
Cover, Racing with the Team, Vol.6, No. 1, Summer 1984. Editor, Matt Azara. Publisher, Roger Curtis. For several years beginning in 1981 Associated printed its own newsletter, Racing with the Team. It was free to all who requested to be on the mailing list for that year. This factory organ promoted Associated's new products, educated its loyal racers with Tech Tips, and kept enthusiastic readers abreast of the RC10's winnings everywhere. This issue's cover feature trumpeted the the triumph of the RC10 at the first-ever ROAR Off Road Nationals. Young Jay Halsey is pictured on the cover. At the top is artwork by Jerry Tomson, who added the buggy jumping over Associated's surprised on road 1:8 gas and 1:12 RC12e cars that were popular at the time.
Early black and white catalog cover, September 1988. Cover art by Roger Curtis. This early catalog contained only 3 pages of parts listings on its eight pages. The last catalog version before it was discontinued (May 1996) packed 11 pages of parts listings over 12 pages! Inside front cover contents: RC10 the Off-Road Champion This is the car that won both the ROAR and NORRCA Nationals for 1988, outrunning the best the world could offer! The RC10 is manufactured in America. Spare parts and accessories are on-the-shelf items at the associated factory, and are readily available in hobby shops throughout the world. 1/10 Scale Electric R/C Off-road Race Car. All kits include the following:
Yokomo stock class 05 motor. Heavy-duty throttle resistor, wiper, bypass, and mounting bracket. 16 gauge silicon wiring harness, with dropping diodes for radio. Durable clear Lexan body shell, with driver and adjustable wing. 6-cell NiCd pack and Fast-charge Cord. Precision ball bearing set, 16 bearings total. All kits come packaged in a durable, four-color carton which can serve as a handy parts and toolbox at the race track. These cars will work with any radio system, but steering wheel radios with ultra-mini sized servos are preferred...
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