Radio Controlled Cars

Radio Controlled Car Article Snippets:

Remote control cars aren’t seasonal toys that you must put away for those frigid winter months. Just move your RC playtime indoors, and keep on enjoying your hobby no matter what the weather does outside.
Electric radio control models are your best choice for indoor use. NITROs get too loud, and spew too much exhaust fume, for most people’s comfort.
Going electric only doesn’t force much limitation on you though. You only need to take a look at an RC website’s “all” remote control cars page to find that you have a huge selection of cars to choose from, not to mention a large variety of sizes.
In fact you’ll spend hours trying to decide which models you want if you don’t approach your selection process with a good idea of the style, size, and category of the car you want before you ever look at the vehicles available to you.
The first step in your decision-making is what style of remote control car you’ll look for:
* Classic cars include mustangs from the 1960s, camaros, challengers, chargers, and barracudas from the 1970s, street rods, coupes, the VW “bug,” and hot rods from the 1930s & 1950s. Choose an RC …

Radio Controlled Car Questions & Answers:

What is a good radio control car kit for an 11 year old?
My 11 year old step son is taking RC cars in 4-H and so far I have only found one kit the is under $50.00. Does anyone have any suggestions of where I could find some inexpensive kits?

try the xmods cars at radio shack some of them are 40 the others are 50dollars and they are upgradeable but only so much if youre talking about hobby grade r/c then you’ll have to spend in the area of $150 or more try www.hobbypeople.net