1:6 Project For sale/trade for 2.2 rig

[gtxracer]

I originally set out to build my first crawler as a scale version of my Jeep. I don't have enough time to build it and I'd rather just be crawlin. I have a 1:1 build, a 72 Ford I'm building/running, and two other RCs taking up my time. I'd like to trade for a 2.2 rig, scale or not, doesn't matter. I'd really like an AX-10, so that will be my first choice in a trade. Otherwise, I'll sell it all outright. Here's the specs:

Nylint 1:6 body, in great shape. It's complete, including the rocks. I haven't modified it and bought it off eBay a few months back. There's a couple scuffs on the front fenders, but that's it.

Mad Force axles in good shape. Bearings included, stock width. These have been used and have some scuffs on the bottom, but they're fine. The might need a pin and a hex here or there, but overall they're complete and run fine. I was planning on running the RC4WD link mounts on these to make it easy.

LST tires and wheels (4). I narrowed one but the rest are badly glued. They come off easy, which is what I have been doing. The one I narrowed came out great, just the right width in my opinion. I used some automotive glue, it holds it well. I also used CA on the inside.

Maximizer 17mm beadlocks, black, multiple spoke design. These are badass, I loved them on my CRT. I upgraded to LPR wheels though, so these came over to the scaler project. They're in great shape, mint even. They will need to be narrowed if you use them, but it should be easy enough.

4 Maxx shocks with blue Trinity springs. Came off another project, they're in great shape.

My plan was to use an E-Maxx tranny and a custom full length chassis with custom links. I had a Hacker BL system lined up for it but sold it with a different project. If I were to try again, I'd go with a nice torquey motor and a Mamba Max, maybe a Sidewinder. Either way, I just want to wheel right now.

Pics of some of the stuff:





I'd really like to just trade it. Faster responses can be had by emailing me at gstarwin@yahoo.com. Thanks!