Tamiya Ford Baja Bronco 1/10 CC-02 4WD Electric Off-Road Truck Kit
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Shaft Driven CC-02 Chassis Trail Truck
This is the Tamiya Ford Baja Bronco 1/10 CC-02 4WD Electric Off-Road Truck Kit. It accurately recreates the First Generation Ford Bronco on the cross-country CC-02 chassis. The first-generation Bronco was relatively compact and versatile off-road, and participated in a number of races including the prestigious Baja 500 and Baja 1000. The Baja Bronco Edition was sold from 1971 to 1975 to commemorate its victories at these events, and is still widely popular today.
About the Ford Baja Bronco 4WD Off-Road Truck
Chassis
Designed for a wide range of off-road scenery including rocky terrain, the CC-02 chassis has a ladder frame that is inspired by full-sized vehicles and is the foundation for ultimate durability. This kit also features a 4WD setup that employs the motor longitudinally behind the front axle with a separated gearbox and transfer case, with propeller shafts transmitting power to the front and rear differential gears.
Suspension
This kit employs a four-link rigid suspension system to both the front and rear, with composite link arms on each axle housing. It has CVA oil dampers for superior control even on the toughest terrain. This ergonomic design offers durability and ground clearance for peace of mind when tackling those tricky off-road trails. The axles are designed to be sturdy and rigid, allowing one wheel to be pushed down while another wheel is raised for unmatched traction.
Polycarbonate Body
The body included with the kit is clear, uncut, and unpainted, allowing for your own personal touch while keeping it as close to the original as possible. The lightweight and durable polycarbonate body has molded lines that were designed to match the first-generation Ford Baja Bronco, and this kit includes a detailed chrome-plated body accessory set to add the final touches. The decal sheet includes a matte-finish hood sticker and separation decals to aid in the painting process, allowing you to paint the Ford Baja Bronco in its stunning original form.
Features:
- Accurately recreates the First-Generation Ford Baja Bronco
- Five-spoke wheels are paired with block pattern tires
- CC-02 chassis has a ladder frame for rigidity and durability
- Includes a 540-Type Brushed Motor and a Hobbywing Brushed ESC
- Matte-finish hood is recreated with the decal sheet
- Lightweight and durable polycarbonate body
- Four-link rigid suspension system
- CVA oil dampers for superior control
- Chrome-plated body accessory set to add to the scale realism
- Detailed assembly guide that is easy to follow along and reference
Includes:
- (1) Ford Baja Bronco 1/10 CC-02 4WD Electric Off-Road Truck Kit
- (1) 540-Type Brushed Motor
- (1) Hobbywing THW 1060 Brushed ESC (2-3S)
- Product Manuals
Needed To Complete:
- (1) 7.2V Battery
- (1) Compatible Battery Charger
- (1) Steering Servo
- (1) 2-Channel Transmitter/Receiver System
- (4) AA Batteries for Transmitter
- Paint for Body
- Tools for Assembly
Specifications:
| Scale | 1:10 |
|---|---|
| Drive | 4WD |
| Power Source | 7.2V Battery |
| Length | 15.55in (395mm) |
| Wheelbase | 9.53in (242mm) |
| Width | 7.72in (196mm) |
| Height | 8.46in (215mm) |
| Weight | - |
| Assembly Level | Kit |
*Tech Note: RC Kits are an unassembled Remote Control Model that requires assembly, racer selected electronics, and other racer provided items. Photos of assembled kit are for illustrative purposes only. For a complete list of needed items to drive this kit please see the list above.
Reviews5.0 · 4 reviews
Top Of The Line Kit. I Only Upgraded To Bearings..
This was my first CC 02 chassis build-and it was a neat experience-not like any of the other Tamiys kits. Out of the box, it's a great trail runner. But I wanted to crawl on rocks. I know-it's not a real rock climber-but Tamiya supplies all the parts to lock both diffs and run the transmission in low range-two things that dramatically improve the crawling ability of the little Bronco. The stock wheels and tires are NOT suitable for anything other than trail running-so I got a set of Tamiya Rock Blocks and an 80t RC4WD crawling motor. Now it climbs like a mountain goat. Aftermarket trailing arms for clearance and some skid plates help too.If you want a hard core rock crawler, look elsewhere. But this was a fun little project to run on my wife's rock garden with the driving lights blazing.
I fell in love with this kit as soon as I saw it. It will replace my 1994 Tamiya Short Course F150 which has been hammered for the last 30 years. It still runs great but very loose. Still faster than snot! No issues with the kit at all. The Bronco is a very good trail truck stock. It is tougher than the old F150. As a rock crawler it needs width. I used wider, deeper tires from ProLine that were about the same height as stock. Does well but it is not a big boy. It could be with taller tires and lower gears. I have now set it up for short course with the wider tires. Handles great but still working on the gear ratio for a little more speed. I am trying different spur gears sense the t21 pinion doesn't quite get me there. The AMain guys have everything in stock. They are great. I finished the body all stock dark candy plum. Almost looks black. The body is mounted to clear the tires. Added lights. It's a very good truck. The first time for me with the CC-02 chassis and I think it's a winner! The ++ is there are extra parts you can add to the differentials to make lockers. Front, rear, or both. Shock travel spacers, shock extensions to increase height, and many extras to build it your way. This one will out live me.
Fun build and a great looking body. It will be fun to have it on the trails but needs good tires and wheels first.
Reviewers rate this CC-02 Bronco kit highly, with all three reviews giving five stars. Owners describe it as a strong trail runner out of the box and praise its build experience and body. Several note that the stock wheels and tires are the main limitation, and that rock crawling or short-course use requires aftermarket tires, wheels, gearing or locking differentials. One reviewer reports no issues with the kit, while another suggests bearings as the only upgrade needed. Reviews are few and focus on different use cases, so overall performance expectations depend on intended use.
- + Strong trail running out of the box
- + Fun, straightforward build
- + Attractive body
- + Tougher than older Tamiya F150 kit
- − Stock wheels and tires limit performance
- − Needs wider tires for rock crawling
- − Aftermarket parts often needed for crawling