Axial RC Truck SCX10 III Base Camp 82 Chevy K10 RTR (Blue)

The ready-to-run, officially licensed Axial SCX10 III Base Camp 1982 Chevy K10 offers unbeatable performance and looks great, going anywhere, based on the popular pickup truck that became an icon of American off-roading in the late 1970s and 1980s.

Officially licensed Proline 1982 Chevy K10 stepside body, factory-painted and detailed, captures the instantly recognizable "square body" lines of the iconic truck. The SCX10 III steel C-channel chassis is strong and stiff, reducing frame flexing and increasing the precision of suspension movement. Included AR45 portal axles provide extra ground clearance at the differential for easier off-road maneuvering.

The LCXU 4-wheel drive transmission is durable, simple, and works with standard and portal axles, including a full set of ball bearings and all-metal internal gears for strength and durability. The front suspension geometry is optimized to reduce bump steer, while the rear 4-link reduces torque twist. The oil-filled shocks have aluminum threaded bodies and a single coilover spring, tunable for achieving the best dampening rate.

The new 4.19" Falken Wildpeak M/T R35 compound tires on one-piece Raceline 928 Monster wheels included with the Base Camp K10 provide optimized ground clearance and grip on dirt, rocks, and all other off-road trails. The included and installed power system features a Dynamite 35T brushed motor and Spektrum 40A brushed ESC, a simple and reliable combo allowing more time on the trail and less on maintenance.

The included SLT3 3-channel radio provides dependable 2.4GHz control plus user-adjustable features including steering and throttle trims, steering rate, and throttle limits. The included SR315 DSMR 3-Channel Sport Receiver allows for an easy upgrade path to higher channel transmitters such as the Spektrum DX5C, DX5 Rugged or the DX5 Pro.

Axial is where RC adventures begin, and with an Axial radio control rig, you're sure to have the most exciting and enjoyable off-road RC adventures possible — whether you're exploring trails while hiking with friends and family or joining other RC rock crawling fans for a club outing or radio control crawling event. The first RC rock crawling vehicles appeared in the early 1980s, but it took Axial, founded in 2005 and based in California, to incorporate full-scale off-road design elements into the RC rigs that now represent the best in the radio control crawler category.

Axial takes special pride in combining authentic looks with realistic and reliable operation, developing partnerships with the most popular full-size automotive brands to maximize the scale appeal of their radio control rigs to full-size off-road enthusiasts.

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