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Product Description
The XFINITY® Series continues to provide 1:1 stock car fans with close exciting racing in 2017. PROTOform is proud to present an oval body inspired by the newest generation of these cars. The RT-C has a bit of a twist though, as it is configured to fit perfectly over the taller rubber and capped tires.
Rubber tires on carpet oval cars (Available from CRC) have put driving skill and a new element of fun into the oval scene. The longer lasting rubber tire format saves time and money as well, eliminating the tire truing process. The RT-C offers a large rear spoiler to aid in tuning - for that perfect front to rear balance, while the left side of the body is bumped out for extra battery clearance.
The RT-C is produced in high-quality .025 polycarbonate and includes spoiler mounting hardware, protective film, window masks and a decal sheet. This body will also fit most popular 200mm sedanchassis.
Please note: All bodies are sold in crystal clear polycarbonate and are painted for advertising purposes only. Painted sponsor logos are property of their respective brands and are not affiliated with Pro-Line Racing. Sponsor logos and numbers not included.
Rubber tires on carpet oval cars (Available from CRC) have put driving skill and a new element of fun into the oval scene. The longer lasting rubber tire format saves time and money as well, eliminating the tire truing process. The RT-C offers a large rear spoiler to aid in tuning - for that perfect front to rear balance, while the left side of the body is bumped out for extra battery clearance.
The RT-C is produced in high-quality .025 polycarbonate and includes spoiler mounting hardware, protective film, window masks and a decal sheet. This body will also fit most popular 200mm sedanchassis.
Please note: All bodies are sold in crystal clear polycarbonate and are painted for advertising purposes only. Painted sponsor logos are property of their respective brands and are not affiliated with Pro-Line Racing. Sponsor logos and numbers not included.
