Decided to buy a new Felony. Thanks.
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Hi, I think I've seen Angletech on the forum post something similar for sale. You can reach him at [email protected]Willing to buy, or trade. I want a Felony. Thanks.
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Thanks for your reply. Mike
I was thinking about selling mine as I rarely use it but it looks so good on my shelf 
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Are you into selling it? And is it in good shape?I was thinking about selling mine as I rarely use it but it looks so good on my shelf
Just want ta kick the tires, and look under the hood.
Thanks.
If @Greywolf74 doesn't sell his, you might be better luck finding a used Felony on FB market place, local FB RC sell groups and eBay.
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Sounds like good advice. I kinda want to buy it new. That way if its messed up, at least I know I did it.
You can always buy used cars and repair, clean / flip them.
But the thing I wonder, is it better to buy used and flip them (repair, clean)
Or is it better to just buy new?
For new: you have 1 price.
For used, you have a lower price, but if it needs cleaning, repairing, rebuild, it can cost just as much or more as a new one.
I watch Ryan Harris on YouTube. I believe he bought a used older TLR 2wd buggy. He had to clean, rebuild, replace some parts. I can't remember what he said but I think it costed more money to put into the used car than a new one.
(The car was discontinued BTW)
But the thing I wonder, is it better to buy used and flip them (repair, clean)
Or is it better to just buy new?
For new: you have 1 price.
For used, you have a lower price, but if it needs cleaning, repairing, rebuild, it can cost just as much or more as a new one.
I watch Ryan Harris on YouTube. I believe he bought a used older TLR 2wd buggy. He had to clean, rebuild, replace some parts. I can't remember what he said but I think it costed more money to put into the used car than a new one.
(The car was discontinued BTW)
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Make no mistake, I will get one. Just gotta wait maybe. Wife says no, not now. Oh well
Some say the Infraction is better. Any thoughts? I like the Felony. To me it has a better body, and rear tires. Looks so Mean. and aggressive.
Thanks you guys in advance, for any advice.
Wife says no, not now. Oh wellI agree. When you buy used, you buy someone else's problems. Just like 1/1 cars. It will cost me $700 or so. But it will be brand new.
Some say the Infraction is better. Any thoughts? I like the Felony. To me it has a better body, and rear tires. Looks so Mean. and aggressive.
Thanks you guys in advance, for any advice.
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I'm thinking about it but I'm unsure. Its in like new condition. I've only used it a few times. I have some hop ups for it. Aluminum side skirts, Aluminum bumper and couple other small aluminum pieces. I can't remember what they are right off the top of my head. I also have the infraction rear diff and hub extenders for the rear incase you want to run tires that are all the same size like GRPs etc. I also have 2 full sets of Hoons. Ill let you know if I decide to sell it, I'm honestly on the fence. I kind of want to because I dont really use it but I kinda just want to keep it for a shelf queen too.
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ok. Let me know later then.
The infraction is better if you're gonna change tires. Due to the different diff ratio on the rear. Id get the inforaction. But that's just me.
