Getting out of the hobby...

[Slowkrawl]

I can't blame you for wanting to get out of RC, even just the up-keep of one is tough on the wallet if you are trying to save for a car. RC is a hobby, if you buy a car it will get you to work and back, which is more important than RC. However, I can almost guarantee that someday you will want back into it. I would say bite the bullet and sell your stuff, because by the time you get back into the hobby it's going to be outdated, as long as you are sure that's what you want to do. Good luck.

[lutach]

Only 15yrs old with all them expensive and some unique vehicles. I wish I had an E-Maxx like yours lol. If you and/or your parents could afford all of those R/C vehicle(s), you and/or your parents can pretty well afford a $5000 used first car (Now if you're picky, you might have to work your butt off) that should be able to get you from point A to point B. My first car was a used Honda that I bought for $1500. So here's what you do, keep your R/C vehicle(s), if you're not driving them put them away. After you get your car, you could get a job and save up for your KM Baja or what ever else you need.

Edit: My biggest regret was getting rid of my 4 first R/Cs: Tamiya Super Astute, Custom Works Dominator, RC10 stadium truck with the Team Pit Stop oval conversion (Chain transmission) and my full aluminum ESP Clod Buster.