Traxxas Slash Snap-On edition

[JD546]

Hey all. I have an opportunity to pick up a Snap-On edition for a really good price. But the seller doesn't know anything about it. It was given to him from his took guy after spending over $40k on the tool truck. Does anyone here know what's under the body of those particular trucks?

 

[Mrgoodwrench35]

The ones my snap on guy had were the brushed version. Do you know if it's 2 or 4wd? Those snap on bodies sell on ebay for good $$

 

[JD546]

Update

The ones my snap on guy had were the brushed version. Do you know if it's 2 or 4wd? Those snap on bodies sell on ebay for good $$

Waiting on the seller to get home and take pics. Just found out he has the 4 Tec 100yr anniversary edition Vett. And he's willing to trade my GoPro for. Looks like I just became a Traxxas guy after all! The pics he posted show not a scratch on either one. No boxes. No paperwork though

 

[Mrgoodwrench35]

We like pics....

 

[JD546]

These are from his ad

 

[Greywolf74]

The one at the back of the pic is a Traxxas Slash Snap-on Edition. The other one could be a number of different kits.

1. Traxxas 4-Tec 2.0 Snap-On Edition: This is a 1/10 scale on-road car known for its high speed and agility. The Snap-on edition features unique Snap-on livery, making it stand out from the standard models.
2. Team Associated TC7.1 Factory Team Kit with Snap-on Body: Team Associated, another prominent RC car manufacturer, has released versions of their touring car kits with Snap-on branded bodies. These are more oriented towards hobbyists and racers who build and customize their cars.
3. HPI Racing with Snap-on Bodies: HPI Racing, known for their on-road RC cars, has had certain models featuring Snap-on branding. These cars are typically detailed and aimed at both collectors and racers.

 

[9x19]

The Traxxas radio leads me to believe it's probably the first option.

 

[Greywolf74]

The Traxxas radio leads me to believe it's probably the first option.

Good catch. I didnt even pay attention to the radios.

 

[luke66]

The Traxxas radio leads me to believe it's probably the first option.

yeah, but the wheelbase looks too long for a 4tec.

 

[Lukedavis]

Maybe it’s a XO-1?

 

[luke66]

Maybe it’s a XO-1?

well, that just seems too cool for traxxas to build.

 

[WickedFog]

 

[9x19]

The corner of the box says "Factory Five", so it's probably the 3.0 chassis.

 

[luke66]

The corner of the box says "Factory Five", so it's probably the 3.0 chassis.

factory five helped make the GTM on the 2.0.

 

[JD546]

The one at the back of the pic is a Traxxas Slash Snap-on Edition. The other one could be a number of different kits.

1. Traxxas 4-Tec 2.0 Snap-On Edition: This is a 1/10 scale on-road car known for its high speed and agility. The Snap-on edition features unique Snap-on livery, making it stand out from the standard models.
2. Team Associated TC7.1 Factory Team Kit with Snap-on Body: Team Associated, another prominent RC car manufacturer, has released versions of their touring car kits with Snap-on branded bodies. These are more oriented towards hobbyists and racers who build and customize their cars.
3. HPI Racing with Snap-on Bodies: HPI Racing, known for their on-road RC cars, has had certain models featuring Snap-on branding. These cars are typically detailed and aimed at both collectors and racers.

The seller mentioned that the truck and car have the same motor, The 12t brushed.

Maybe it’s a XO-1?

Definitely not the XO-1...

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I couldn't get that lucky! lol.

 

[9x19]

in this video, it looks like the Snap-on version is a longer WB (3.0?) version of the 4-tec, unless there was a version shorter than the 2.0?

 

[Greywolf74]

The seller mentioned that the truck and car have the same motor, The 12t brushed.

Definitely not the XO-1...

I couldn't get that lucky! lol.

Yeah, after doing some more research, that is a 3.0. The 3.0 was released with that 100th Anniversary edition body and a non-anniversary edition red Corvette snap-on body. The wheelbase for the 2.0 is 10.1 inches and the 3.0 is 11.8 inches.

 

[luke66]

Yeah, after doing some more research, that is a 3.0. The 3.0 was released with that 100th Anniversary edition body and a non-anniversary edition red Corvette snap-on body. The wheelbase for the 2.0 is 10.1 inches and the 3.0 is 11.8 inches.

but the pins?

 

[Greywolf74]

but the pins?

I'm not sure what you're asking.

 

[Grizz03]

Nothing really special about any of the Snap-on vehicles other than the body. They were only available through Snap-on dealers.

Like @Mrgoodwrench35 mentioned, it's the bodies that are collectibles.