Possibly the Most SAVAGE RC Car You'll See Today! 

No he just needs a meekrowavay. 😂.

Do you have any idea how much they make on the raffle sales? These bros don't need no help!😂

Would a 66 mustang fit on a 2004 330xi? I got both of those!

BMW Chassis? Since when do BMWs have chassis? They have self-supporting bodies! And I thought it was the other way round. Use and old Model T chassis and put whatever thing that resembles a body on it and it will still register as a Model T.

@@TheBod76 Most vehicles nowadays are of a unibody construction. You have to be creative in the deconstruction and reassembly with support braces. Critical thinking skills are a must.

@jaysonchrzanowski9230 It all boils down to money... time and critical thinking skills. It's best to select a chassis that the wheel base best matches your older car. In this case, a 65 Mustang will need to be cut in half down its length and re-sectioned to match the track width of your chassis. And...or... The chassis might need to be cut in half to lengthen or shorten for the wheel base. After removing body panels. Temporary braces will be needed to support the structure. Glass. A manufacturer somewhere makes a glass that will fit your modified vehicle with a little water jet cutting that will match the slope curve, width, and height. A visit to the wrecking yard/ automotive salvage yard will be in order... several times more than likely. I'm sure you get the idea. It's not cheap. Evan, if you do it yourself.

​@@jaysonchrzanowski9230 all boils down to money... time and critical thinking skills. It's best to select a chassis that the wheel base best matches your older car. In this case, a 65 Mustang will need to be cut in half down its length and re-sectioned to match the track width of your chassis. And...or... The chassis might need to be cut in half to lengthen or shorten for the wheel base. After removing body panels. Temporary braces will be needed to support the structure. Glass. A manufacturer somewhere makes a glass that will fit your modified vehicle with a little water jet cutting that will match the slope curve, width, and height. A visit to the wrecking yard/ automotive salvage yard will be in order... several times more than likely. I'm sure you get the idea. It's not cheap. Evan, if you do it yourself.

Needs slightly firmer damping or more tire pressure to eliminate that hopping but it's not a big deal.

@@stevenkelby2169 thanks! Yeah, I was just curious on it's origin. :)

I'm not sure. I have them both and got the 4s when it first came out. I've driven it more than the 6s since then. I'm don't know if I think it's better or not but I do drive it more.

@boduke9428 I'm not saying it's not a good truck, it's a great truck. Just too expensive, like what would make me want to buy a 4s truck when for the same money I could get a 6s Typhon?? Or just a little more get the big boy Mojave.

So far, I am impressed with the Arrmas I have purchased. A little more expensive, but the Grom lineup of vehicles seem to be just as tough as the bigger ones. I hear a lot of good things about MJX Hyper Go stuff too. But I don't own one. So I can't give personal feedback on that one.

I agree it’s definitely Savage!