Tamiya Ford Bronco 1973 CR-01 Kit (58436)
- Adjustable Gear Ratio Yes
- Bearings Shielded ball bearing
- Body Material Polycarbonate
- Chassis Material Aluminum & plastic
- Construction Type Assembly kit
- Differential Type Gear
- Drive Type Gearbox
- Led Light Buckets Yes
- Led Lights Sold separately
- Motor 540-brushed type
- Requires A 7.2 battery & charger
- Scale 1/10
- Shock Damper Oil-filled damper
- Special Feature 2 The shaft driven chassis features a compact planetary gearbox which transfers power to the wheels, and is small enough to enable a lower center of gravity.
- Special Feature 3 The CR-01 chassis? supreme climbing ability stems from the rigid 4-link suspension with front/rear stabilizers. It is fitted with push rod-actuated oil dampers, with coil springs to act as tension springs.
- Special Feature 4 Front and rear 3-bevel differentials are lockable with a simple turn of a screw to provide even better traction in off-road conditions.
- Special Feature 5 Tires with side tread patterns provide further-enhanced grip.
- Suspension 4-link
- Terrain Use Off-Road
This is a 1/10 scale R/C assembly kit of the Ford Bronco which is called “Early Bronco” and is greatly popular as a cross-country vehicle in the U.S. The subject of this R/C car is the 1973 wagon model which has a white rear cover. The distinctive body style which features raised front hood sides has been realistically reproduced with polycarbonate, and separately molded metal plated parts which depict front grille, light covers, and side mirrors add great scale realism.
CR-01 Chassis
The CR-01 chassis features 4-link rigid suspension with oil dampers and shaft drive 4WD drivetrain with lockable differentials. The model comes equipped with bead-lock wheels and the Cliff Crawler Tires which feature tread pattern on the sidewalls to provide maximum grip in rock crawling environments.
About the Ford Bronco
American 4WD vehicles produced prior to 1966 were viewed as large, crude machines, but the Ford Bronco which was released that year broke the mold with its compact design and created a dynasty. It was offered in three body types: the open-top roadster, the “sport utility” half cab, and the wagon. The chassis featured a drivetrain from the Ford F100 pick-up that matched the new frame and suspension. In particular, the front suspension was equipped with coil springs to provide both a comfortable ride and superb off-road capability. The first generation "Early Broncos" were produced until 1977 and remain extremely popular as cross-country and rock-climbing vehicles even today.
| Masstab | 1:10 |
|---|---|
| Ausführung | Bausatz |
| Einsatz | Off-Road, Crawler |