Relive the Golden Age of Automotive Excellence: The 1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 RC Replica

Relive the Golden Age of Automotive Excellence: The 1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 RC Replica

For enthusiasts who appreciate the thrill of R/C car driving combined with a passion for iconic automobiles, the meticulously crafted 1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 replica on the advanced FAZER Mk2 chassis is an unparalleled experience. Kyosho, a leader in R/C innovation, has elevated its touring car chassis to new heights, delivering enhanced performance and user-friendly design. This model boasts a simplified structure with fewer components, resulting in improved maintenance and reduced weight, while reinforcing core strength and rigidity through innovative materials and strategic ribbing. The symmetrical chassis design ensures exceptional front-rear balance, providing responsive control regardless of the power source. Equipped with front and rear gear differentials, oil shocks, and full ball bearings, this chassis offers remarkable durability and impact resistance, allowing drivers to fully explore its potential. The inclusion of brake disc wheel hubs with dual offsets (0mm, +5mm) ensures compatibility with both 190mm and 200mm body widths. Furthermore, the wheelbase is adjustable to 260mm with separately sold parts, expanding compatibility with various 1/10 scale body styles, complementing the exquisitely detailed 1971 Mercedes-Benz body. The Readyset package arrives fully assembled, requiring only batteries and a charger to unleash the excitement.

Stepping back in time, the “1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3” reigned supreme as Mercedes-Benz’s flagship model from 1968 to 1971. Powered by a formidable 6.3-liter V8 engine, it earned the moniker “Dragster” due to its breathtaking acceleration. This “Super Sedan” became synonymous with extraordinary power and performance, setting a new benchmark in automotive luxury and speed.

This R/C model faithfully captures the essence of the 1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 with an ultra-scale body. The prominent front grille, a signature Mercedes-Benz design element, meticulously replicates the iconic “Three-Pointed Star” emblem using separate, chrome-plated components. Every detail is rendered with precision, from the distinctive vertical twin-lamp headlights to the rear combination lights, which feature lens-cut transparent injection parts ready for optional LED installation, enhancing the realism further. The chosen body color, a sophisticated Beige Gray, exudes timeless elegance, and factory-applied color decals provide a flawless, high-class finish straight out of the box.

For added realism, the front and rear light buckets are designed to accommodate the optional 97054 LED light unit series. Integrating these LED lights elevates the model’s authenticity, bringing it to life with realistic illumination. Complementing the vintage aesthetic are the included vintage TC tires and rally wheels, complete with wheel caps, perfectly echoing the classic styling of the original 1971 Mercedes-Benz.

The factory-assembled Readyset package ensures immediate enjoyment. Simply add 4 x AA alkaline batteries for the transmitter, and a battery with charger for the chassis, and you’re ready to experience the thrill. The full-time 4WD touring chassis with shaft drive (FZ02L) makes driving accessible for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Full ball bearings throughout the drive system minimize drive loss, maximizing efficiency and performance. The model features the reliable KS202W steering servo, ensuring precise and responsive control. Sealed differentials and transmission deliver consistent performance, even in dusty environments like parking lots. Hexagonal button screws are used throughout, providing secure fastening and simplifying maintenance with fewer tools. The motor mount features pre-set pinion gear mounting holes, eliminating tedious backlash adjustments and supporting pinion gears from 29T to 37T. For those seeking to push performance even further, a wide array of optional parts are available for customization and upgrades.

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