Need Help From PPL Who Know About Bruisers

[very low budget racer]

I was offered a Bruiser that is complete with a kinda beat up body, and radio box no electronics but a motor. Is this an equal trade for a GS Storm RTR? I love bruisers, but dont wanna get the shaft here. I will add pics soon.

[very low budget racer]

http://www.photonet.homestead.com/files/Dsc00018.jpg http://www.photonet.homestead.com/files/Dsc00019.jpg http://www.photonet.homestead.com/files/Dsc00020.jpg

[ 09-14-2001: Message edited by: very low budget racer ]

[RichieRich]

I wouldn't trade. It will cost mucho dinero to find the parts to complete it. Is your storm in the same shape as the Bruiser?

[ 09-14-2001: Message edited by: RichieRich ]

[nitroboy2001]

richie rich is right, it will cost you a ton to complete it, it looks like you need the special batts that completet it, the radio/servo box, the steering linkages, the body, jeeeeeeeese thats a lot of crap, it would cost you about $200 to get those parts plus another $100 for the body

[very low budget racer]

dudes, you dont understand, i sair its RTR cept ESC and battery. I can get a rooster for 60 and a cheap battery.

[RichieRich]

Well, dang. Sounds like you've already made the decision. What do you need us for? :)

[SteveP]

If you're lucky, you might find the body, radio case, speed control, battery and other components for about 600 to 700 bucks. A Bruiser is a nice collectible truck, and what's shown is worth the trade, but if you have any intention of completing the truck, it will cost bucks. You don't want to run it because replacement parts are too rare and expensive. If you want it as an investment, you're going to have to sink some bucks into it to make it whole again.