Pro-Line Chevy Silverado 1500 Body (Clear) (Slash, SC10)
PRO3307-60
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This is the Pro-Line Chevy Silverado 1500 Body, and is intended for use with the Traxxas Slash trucks and Associated SC10. Designed to mimic the lines of the full size Chevy Silverado Pro2 and Pro4 Trucks, this is the body that Chevy race fans have been waiting for! The bold styling and flared fenders give this body the looks of a true Trophy Truck, and the impressive detail will make your rig the envy of the competition.
NOTE:
Features:
Length: 21.0" (533mm)
Width: 9.6" (244mm)
Height: 5.8" (147mm)
Wheel Base: 12.6" (320mm)
What's Included:
NOTE:
- This body is designed to fit the Slash, and Slash 4x4 with no modifications required. Additional Trimming will be necessary when used with the Associated SC10.
- Painted body shown in photos is for illustrative purposes only. The body you will receive is clear and unpainted.
Features:
- Bold off-road Short Course (SC) styling
- Extremely pronounced fenders for an attack-like stance
- Exceptional detail and style
- Made with Crystal Clear Genuine GE Lexan®
- Made in the USA
Length: 21.0" (533mm)
Width: 9.6" (244mm)
Height: 5.8" (147mm)
Wheel Base: 12.6" (320mm)
What's Included:
- Clear Chevy Silverado 1500 Body
- Window mask
- Decal sheet
This product was added to our catalog on January 19, 2010
Anonymous
Verified Owner
Saturday, Oct 9 2010 (about 13 years ago)
Pro-Line Chevy Silverado 1500 Body (Clear) (Slash, SC10)
I've bought two of these truck bodies and I was impressed on how detailed they were. However driving with the truck body needed lots of trimming in the tire wells unless you have adjustable body mounts. Also it seems to be very weak in the back portion where the body clips go even when using lexan washers to reinforce it. I think this is a great show body, but I've not had such good experiences with it on the track.
Travis Mihm
Sunday, Nov 13 2016 (about 7 years ago)
Pro-Line Chevy Silverado 1500 Body (Clear) (Slash, SC10)
I've had this body for a few months now. I race at an indoor track. It really knocks it out of the park with the looks; very aggressive styling and a seriously scale-like appearance that makes my SC10 really pop out on the track with the wrap I used. I get a lot of compliments and people ask me what body I'm using every time I hit the track.
The function of the body is much less impressive. I notice that I parachute a lot more than the guys who use a race-inspired body. I had to cut a LOT out of the fender wells to get my standard offset wheels to work on the SC10. +3 offsets just won't do. The body has cracked significantly in the seams inside of the tail light housing area. I also can only fit the body on the top pin hole of my rear body mounts, which sits pretty low, and have to jack the front half up to the sky to keep the tires from rubbing the fender edges. The scale good-looks come at the price of a lot more corners and edges to catch on pipe barriers and more tight areas of the body to crack when things go bad. This body has taken all kinds of abuse and I'm not upset about how long it's taken to start showing cracks. It just looks so GREAT. If you're wanting a body for all-out racing, this isn't the ticket, and I'll be switching to Pro-Line's Flowtech Silverado body. But if you just want to have fun every now and then, and you're not worried about going as fast as you can in the air, you'll be plenty happy with this body. Just don't get crazy with the offsets or you'll have to trim the fenders up to the roof line...
The function of the body is much less impressive. I notice that I parachute a lot more than the guys who use a race-inspired body. I had to cut a LOT out of the fender wells to get my standard offset wheels to work on the SC10. +3 offsets just won't do. The body has cracked significantly in the seams inside of the tail light housing area. I also can only fit the body on the top pin hole of my rear body mounts, which sits pretty low, and have to jack the front half up to the sky to keep the tires from rubbing the fender edges. The scale good-looks come at the price of a lot more corners and edges to catch on pipe barriers and more tight areas of the body to crack when things go bad. This body has taken all kinds of abuse and I'm not upset about how long it's taken to start showing cracks. It just looks so GREAT. If you're wanting a body for all-out racing, this isn't the ticket, and I'll be switching to Pro-Line's Flowtech Silverado body. But if you just want to have fun every now and then, and you're not worried about going as fast as you can in the air, you'll be plenty happy with this body. Just don't get crazy with the offsets or you'll have to trim the fenders up to the roof line...