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I hope it's true. Gosh Id buy one in a heatbeat.
 I'll wait and see if one shows up on thier website by then. If not I'll have to get a B4 or something.
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04-03-2010
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Take the front diff out of a 501x and put some skinny tires on the front
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04-03-2010
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I donīt know why they havenīt released a 2WD TRF yet. It seems many people ou there waited for it for years. It could be a good business for Tamiya and if they car wins a few races it would be a good advert fro them. I definitly would buy one...or two
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04-03-2010
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Ditto, I'd buy one.
 I think its inevitable at some point. It makes sense that when they got back into competition 4wd that they concentrated on 4wd first for a TRF buggy, as Tamiya have always favoured a slightly over engineered approach to their cars. But back in the day remember there was always the TRF202x which basically became a Dynastorm
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 lolSeriously though i`d buy a 2WD dead right! Andy
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I have seen this rumour every year for the past 5 years... I will believe it when I see it!!
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