Chassis: Frame: RC4WD Trailfinder Axles: RC4WD T-Rex 60 Plastic versions Transmission: RC4WD R2 2 speed Rims: ? ( Maybe what I have on it now! ) Tires: RC4WD Rock Crusher 1.9 X/Ts Shocks: RC4WD Scale shocks with red boots Springs: Tamiya High Lift main leafs and added leafs Drive Shafts: RC4WD Punisher shafts Axle Skid Plates: Home Made Tranny Skid: Home Made Rear Axle Ladder Bars: Axial? ( Maybe )

Body: Main Body: Clodbuster Interior: Hand made Rear Roll bar: Hand made S/S Headlights: LED's Auxiliary Lights:  ? Bumpers: Hand made ( Steel ? ) Winch: Scale Off Road ( If I get the money! ) Seats: ? Paint: ?

Electronics Radio: Spectrum DX6i with return to center throttle Receiver: Spectrum AR6200 ESC: Novak Rooster Crawler Motor: Integy 55 Turn Lathe Steering Servo: Hitec HS5645MG Shift Servo: Hitec HS645MG Battery: Standard 7.2 v  6sc cell pack

Accessories High Lift Jack Tow Strap Shotgun Rifle Cooler Toolbox Shovel

Well I got a package in the mail today and in it was what this build needed to steer it's outcome as to what I want it to be. My T-Rex 60 Axles came in from RC4WD, and man are these things cool! They look like little Dana 60's!  Well that settles it for me! Just kidding! These axles are going to make this build very scale looking. I need to get some more money together to order the Trailfinder chassis and my R2 tranny.
	As you can see above and to the left I received my tires and below you can see my transmission from RC4WD  I also have a new Integy 55Turn Lathe motor to use on this build. I mounted the tires and put them on the axles.
	I got my Trailfinder chassis and my new clod body in today and quickly mounted my tranny and axles to it. I'm really getting exited now! Here are some pics of the body sitting on the chassis. I still need to mount the body.
I got the body mounted and setting down on the chassis the way I wanted it to. Also below are pics of the just the chassis. The Trailfinder is super nice!
	The shocks on the chassis are not the ones I am going to use. I needed them for set up only. I needed to know if an internal spring shock would have an affect on the over all ride height of the truck, so I could set the body in it's proper location. I still plan on using RC4WD 80mm white scale shocks. I also need to order my Punisher shafts.
	I mounted a new Hitec HS-5645MG Servo to the front cross member and made my linkage rods. I also began laying out a component tray to hold another servo, the ESC, and the receiver. I then cut the tray out of a piece of delrin plastic and got it mounted. I located the second servo on it and mounted it then made the linkage from the servo to the tranny to shift it. It would worked out well as the servo mounts also keep the battery from sliding forward once in place.
I made a set of skid plate/axle supports for my High Lift then didn't like them and wound up making another set instead. The first set looked as though they would fit the front axle on this truck and they do. I am going to tweek them a little to gain more ground clearance but they will work perfect for the front. I will need to make one for the rear.
	As you can see in the above pics I set up all the electronics and got the drive shafts in. The truck is drivable now and programmed in my DX6i radio. I went ahead and put a set of Traxxas shafts and steel yokes on until I can spare the coin for a set of punisher shafts from RC4WD. The speed control is an LRP Runner. It is not what I wanted for this build nor will it remain. I wanted to test the truck and needed an ESC in order to do it. I still plan on buying a Novak Rooster Crawler ESC for it later. The Spectrum AR6100 reciever will stay.