Factory stock specs
| Power | ⚡ Electric |
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| Category | Cars, Trucks & Buggies |
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| Scale | 1/10 |
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| Discipline | 2WD off-road buggy |
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| Released | 1984 |
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| Stock motor | Yokomo stock class 05 motor (included in some kit variants; exact inclusion varied by kit number #6000-6020) |
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| Stock ESC | Heavy-duty throttle resistor with wiper and bypass (mechanical speed controller, included in some kit variants) |
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| Stock servo | Not included; universal servo mounts fit most contemporary radio systems |
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| Battery | 6-cell NiCd pack with fast-charge cord (included in some kit variants) |
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| Stock gearing | Not confirmed by available sources |
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Worth knowing
Designed by Team Associated co-founder Roger Curtis and released December 5, 1984, the RC10 is regarded as one of the most successful and influential RC buggies ever made. Its lightweight gold-anodized aluminum tub chassis, coil-over oil-filled shocks, and ball differential were race-bred innovations; the RC10 swept 1st/2nd/3rd at the first-ever 1/10 electric off-road World Championships in 1985. The RC10 name/lineage continues in Team Associated's B-series buggies to this day (RC10B6.4, RC10B74.2, etc.), both of which are already in this catalog.
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Specs verified from: rcscrapyard.net; apps.associatedelectrics.com (Evolution of the RC10 Buggy); rctoymemories.com