Help identify vintage buggy
 

Hello is there any one out there that can help me identify this car? producent,brand,manuals?

Thanks!

Isn't that a Mugen Bulldog? I seem to remember this from the eighties, had air suspension or something like that?

Nope mugen bulldog 4wd 4 ws electric

probably old mrc .........buxy or what they are called

mvh Isobarik

I suggest you send member terry.sc a PM. If he doesnt know then nobody will! ;)

If memory serves me right it's a Kyosho Landjump. I seem to remember lusting after one many moons ago! Last time I saw one was at Bealieu autojumble.

My friend has got one of these and he says its a Kyosho of somesort, so i did a quick google and it looks to be a Kyosho Landjump

http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...N&hl=en&tab=wi

Carl

Aye Kyosho Landjump it is.

Hm not buxy since that car has a belt...but its not an landjump either...

since the landjump has narover cage and the shock absorbers have the upper mounting positions in the cage.....

mvh Isobarik

It's a Garbo Romax 4x4

Everyone forgot about Garbo but these guys gave us the Gepard and the Roadfighter (WC 88)

Paul

nope not the romax.........

http://www.twf8.ws/new/other/museum/romax030.jpg

this is an romax and it has rear engine and alloy front susp.

mvh isobarik

looks home-made, a cobbled-together hornswaggle of parts from different vehicles

Doh, I neglected to spot it was nitro, sorry about that! :woot::blush:

re vintage buggy
 

Thank you for all your help. It is not a Landjump because it has different suspension. The car is sold in Norway arround 85-87 in a shop here so its not home made.It has a chain to the 4wd drive.It looks like a cheap edition of landjump. Happy for more answears drives me crazy not finding out what car this is.

Skogis...

Not 100% but it could be a Kyosho Vanning.

Err its not a Vanning i just checked.

maybe a Thunder Tiger Challenger.

AMC BASILISK
http://happy.ap.teacup.com/pipolabo/48.html

Wow - looks like you've certainly nailed it!

HOW ON EARTH did you possibly find that car and link? I'm very impressed!

Cheers,
Ty