Tamiya 58469 1973 Ford Bronco CC-01 Collector Edition Kit  [58469]

Tamiya 58469 - RC Ford Bronco 1973 - CC01
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Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
58469
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Authentic 1973 Bronco Scale Model

The Tamiya 58469 RC Ford Bronco 1973 CC-01 Kit presents the Early Bronco profile in sturdy polycarbonate, complete with the notable white rear cover. Fine-scale detailing includes raised hood contours and separately plated metal parts for the grille, light covers and side mirrors to give a convincing miniature of the original.

Performance-Focused CC-01 Chassis

The CC-01 chassis offers dependable off-road capability through a shaft-driven full-time 4WD system and a front-mounted motor. Power routes via the gearbox to the front and along propeller shafts with universal joints to the rear axle. The long-stroke suspension employs a front double wishbone and a rear 4-link rigid setup with four oil dampers to maintain traction on rough ground. Builders can lock the rear differential during assembly to gain better traction for demanding terrain.

First-Generation Bronco Background

Debuting in 1966, the Ford Bronco brought a compact, versatile 4WD option in roadster, half cab and wagon forms, and early models earned a reputation for rugged cross-country and rock-climbing capability. This Tamiya interpretation captures that pioneering spirit in 1/10 scale for both collectors and active RC drivers.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Length: 422mm
  • Width: 195mm
  • Height: 200mm
  • Weight: 1480g
  • Wheelbase: 242mm
  • Tread (Front/Rear): 160mm
  • Tire Width/Diameter (Front & Rear): 33/90mm
  • Chassis Type: Ladder Frame Bathtub
  • Drivetrain: Shaft-Driven Full-Time 4WD
  • Suspension: Front Double Wishbone, Rear 4-Link Rigid
  • Dampers: CVA Oil Dampers
  • Gear Ratio: 1:14.67

The Tamiya 58469 RC Ford Bronco 1973 CC-01 Kit appeals to those who appreciate period accuracy and a practical off-road chassis. It works well as a display piece or as a capable scale crawler when fitted with suitable electronics and tyres.

Hobbyists with some kit-assembly experience will find the construction straightforward, while complete beginners may need more time for electronics installation and body finishing.
A modern 2.4GHz radio with a reliable receiver and a standard servo is ideal; ensure the ESC is compatible with your chosen motor and battery pack.
Use polycarbonate-friendly paints and apply a clear protective layer or film to resist scratches and chips from rocks and branches.
Aftermarket upgrades such as metal driveshafts, stronger shocks and scale accessories are widely available to enhance durability and realism.

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