Tamiya Rock Crawler

This is one of my favorite vehicles of all time. It started as a E-Maxx and I used the aftermarket Roc Max chassis on it to turn it into a rock crawler.

Here I am rock crawling at Lovers Leap in New Milford CT. This is one of my favorite spots to crawl and is the home base for CT Rock Crawlers.

I built this scale truck for our 2008 RC Rock Crawler special issue. It is based on Tamiya's CC-01 chassis and features a Pro-Line Ambush body.

My fresh-out-of-the-box AX10 from September 2007

This was my old competition crawler that I used for over a year. It was pretty dialed and worked very well.

Having a little fun with the Losi Mini Rock Crawler

Axial's SWX Comp Chassis for RC rock crawlers.

This is my Gmade Stealth rock crawler that was featured in the March 2008 issue of RCCA. I have it setup with two Holmes Hobbies Crawlmaster Sport 3014 outrunner brushless motors, two Castle Creations Mamba Max speed controls, two Hobbico CS-170 ultra-torque steering servos, a MaxAmps.com 3S 2100 LiPo battery pack and a Airtronics RD8000 8-channel radio controls it.

The Pro-Line Dodge Power Wagon was such a cool body. I used it on a couple of my project vehicles for RC Car Action becuase of its unique looks and super tough appearance. It would be great on a rock crawler, but would have to be scaled down because this body was meant for Maxx size trucks. The picture here is of my project Traxxas T-Maxx that was featured in the Mega Mods article of the 2004 RC Car Action Buyers' Guide.