Create Your Own Adventures With Ford RC Vehicles
Would you like to own a classic Ford vehicle, like a 1960s Mustang or 1950 Mercury? And would you rather not pay
tens of thousands of dollars to do so? If this is the case, then Ford remote control cars are a great choice for
you. Whether you prefer a remote control toy car or a hobby-grade RC car, there are Ford vehicles out there to suit
your tastes.
A lot of the less expensive Ford remote control cars out there are electric RC cars -- which won't give you as
many hassles and won't impose as many maintenance requirements as a nitro car or gas car. Plus, you'll be able to
choose the size you want; for example, you can get a 1/8th scale Muscle Machines 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302, or you
can opt for the much smaller 1/28th scale XMods RC cars-- whose Classic series features a 1965 Ford Mustang.
The 1/8th scale 1969 Mustang is a great buy at around $50; it's an electric RC car, but it's designed to
replicate the sounds of an authentic Ford engine. This RC car is ready-to-run-- great for beginners who can just
open the package, insert the included 9.6-volt rechargeable battery, and experience the thrill of operating a
classic Ford car. The 1969 Mustang also has functioning headlights, a full-function transmitter, and a shiny yellow
coat of paint that adds to its stylistic appeal.
A great Ford remote control car that you might want to consider if you're looking for a bargain purchase is the
1/16th scale 1966 Mustang GT350, made by Muscle Machines. This $24 RC model car is also ready-to-run, equipped with
headlights you can light up, and painted in a cool blue color. Its interior is intricately modeled after the actual
1966 Mustang; this radio control car also features an independent spring suspension system to enable it to run
smoothly.
If you're into rarer Ford models, you can find Ford remote control cars that will delight you as well. Consider,
for instance, the 1950 Ford Mercury RC car. This 17-inch car comes in a red or a green color; you can even order one
of each and race the cars with a friend. Ordering a set of two Ford Mercury cars will enable you to get the cars set
to two distinct radio frequencies and thus enable them to be run simultaneously. These are quite rare models and are
in high demand, so you'll have to pay a bit more for them: around $110. But if you or anyone you know is fascinated
by classic Ford vehicles, the Mercury will bring immense satisfaction and be a great purchase at that price.
For more classic RC vehicles, check out Ferrari remote control cars.
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