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:eek: Just got back from the RS to check to see were i am on the list and manager told me that there will be more body types and parts after first of the year, excited to see what all there will be

:btc: :bgdr: b27m zztbo bbcelbl

I knew they would have to come out with a new part line....
thats fnny i just got back from radio shack.

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I was hoping thay would it looks like this wont be a seasonal thing theas little things rock:D

ya i hear they are gona have rugrats and backstreet boys bodies.
and a 1989 ford tempo.

I'd LOVE to see a Ren & Stimpy body kit!

I've seen the porsche body set already. Two porsches one red (like the original), one black and some hub caps. There is also a new beetle body coming around February. I don't know about any new chassis parts, but am looking forward to them if they are coming.

I want to see an Integra Type R.........

I wanna see them redo their RX-7 3rd Gen. body! IT definetly doesn't look like an RX-7. the Bit RX-7 is much better, but the front of the Zip RX-7 is totally wrong! :(


I wanna see all three generations bodies.

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thay guys at the RS buy my house told me thay go buy the amout of battres sold with them not the number of ZZ sold i dont know if that sounds right to me what do you guys think:confused:

just talked to a friend that works at radeo shack he sad it was trus thats relly dum to order stock like that:mad:

a stimpy car would rule. they could make the rubber nipplesalesmen truck. id have to buy another one just for that.

this is going to turn out like AFX but like 10x bigger

Yup, micros are already bigger than AFX in Japan. No reason to think it won't be so here as well.
And, I'd like to see some American classics produced as Zips. Roadrunners, Cudas, Challengers, Mustang fast backs and Mach 1s, Camaros and Vettes to name but a few.

wouldnt that make sense? wild thornberrys are more realistic i guess.

I hope more american made cars

Thats what they really need to make in order to sell more in the U.S.