+1 on the comments by Jimmy and Stegger
I have been building model cars (sometimes badly, sometimes incorrectly but mostly ok) for 20 years "sigh" (has it really been that long!!!) and this Durango kit is one of the best I have put together (I only wish I had go for the 2010 spec, ill bet it would have built itself
. You can tell the manual has been put together by racers and that the car is designed to be easy to maintain trackside. All kits have issues when building them (its the price we pay to keep them to an affordable level) injection molded plastic will always leave burrs when coming off tree or as the molds get older be a slightly loose fit. My suggestion would be Braddaz is to run the car, break it a few times and rebuild it (as we all do
), then decide if you want to sell it. For my mind I think you will be surprised at how easy you find it to work on.
Just my 2p worth
Scott