| Power | ⚡ Electric |
|---|---|
| Category | Cars, Trucks & Buggies |
| Scale | 1/10 |
| Discipline | Monster Truck |
| Released | 1982 |
| Stock motor | Included in kit; exact spec not confirmed for this vintage release by available sources |
| Stock ESC | Not included (sold separately) |
| Stock servo | Not included (sold separately) |
| Battery | Not included (sold separately) |
| Stock gearing | Not confirmed by available sources for this vintage release |
Tamiya's first "stunt vehicle" capable of wheelies. A 2WD off-road novelty jeep on a purpose-built high-stance chassis, reusing the big tires from the Blazing Blazer (58029). The original wheelbase proved too wheelie-happy and was extended ~12-15mm by moving the rear axle back. Discontinued 1987. Body represents the Willys M38 military jeep, hence the name.
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Specs verified from: tamiyabase.com (58035); rcscrapyard.net; tamiyaclub.com