Sold / Found HPI Hellfire

[Bill Plude]

http://www.75th-meu.com/Hellfire.htm
I had forgoten all about this until I got an email about it last night. He kept asking too many questions at 0230. I think when I asked the guy if he had been ripped off before, I made him mad. Oh well
It has a rotostart backplate. 1400mAH rechargable, Venom FS. Mugen wing setup. Never broke any parts. Paypal works. I'm not needy anymore for money to buy Decoder chips to digitalize my 90 Slot Cars! LOL. I'm doing pretty good selling New slot car stuff on EBAY.
email me, I forgot it HAD the Spektrum DX2 radio in it(it's got the stock HPI in it now), but I'll send it with it and you can put it in. Looks like it's $450 shipped now. $400 without the DX2.....It also has a JR 8611 steering servo.
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[Bill Plude]

I'll do this like on EBAY. I'll post the questions and the answers so if you have the same questions, they'll already be answered:

does it run well. how many gallons of nitro. anything
broken? will it start up when I get it? will it overheat after
I run it? can it perform several high speed passes and
still have a controlled temp?

It runs great. I haven't run it in over 2 months. I put all my trucks away
for the winter on Veteran's Day, November 11. I drain all the fuel and put
after run oil in them.I'm sure if you put in a new plug it'll run like a new
truck for you. I didn't mention it it the forum post but it also has a JR
8611 steering servo.. I won't overheat if you have it tuned right. It looks the same now as it did then. I
didn't use it much when I got my Jammin X1CRT and REVO 3.3. Then I got into
the RC18Ts. It runs fine.If you aren't happy with it, You can send it
back and I'll send you back your money. That's the best I can do for you.
It's 2:45 here, I'm heading back to bed.

I missed the Gallons of fuel question, I'd have to say if it's over a gallon I'd be surprised.


If you go here and scroll down there are a couple clips of the truck and one of how smooth the servo is
http://www.75th-meu.com/Hellfire.htm