1-877-KARS for Kids...K-A-R-S Kars for Kids
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Now that I've implanted that horrendous jingle in your brains, can anyone point me towards a good car for a 3YO? Just something simple she can control while daddy plays with big toys.
Thanks for any suggestions!!
Thanks for any suggestions!!
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Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
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Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
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It also depends on the type of terrain that'll be driven on. I know my yard is relatively short, but thick grass. It's hard on minis and buggies.
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That's a good idea. Get something durable and close to 1/10 scale(like a Tamiya lunchbox or BF xtreme) and toss a crawler motor in it to slow it down. Then when she gets older(if she still likes RCs) just get a faster motor. It's cheaper in the long run.![Big Grin](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
It also depends on the type of terrain that'll be driven on. I know my yard is relatively short, but thick grass. It's hard on minis and buggies.
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Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
Or if you want to spend cash, or need something that can go through grass get a tamiya truck or buggy kit(there are a few under $130 like the DF-02(4wd), or the 2wds like the midnight pumpkin), and throw a 35t motor in it so it goes slow. Hell paint it pink and throw barbie stickers on it.
![Big Grin](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
It also depends on the type of terrain that'll be driven on. I know my yard is relatively short, but thick grass. It's hard on minis and buggies.