Just don't get out to the lake as much as I'd like to so here is my Blackjack 26 Brushless up for sale. It's an extremely nice boat and very fast out of the box. I have done several mods as seen in the photos below. I took out the stock battery trays and epoxied in new lower profile ones as well as took out the electronics box and dropped the esc into the bottom of the hull to lower the cog. I also added a dubro quick switch to the transom so you can turn the boat on and off from the outside, handy to keep your fingers from getting chopped when carrying the boat to and from the water. Boat has stock proboat esc and motor. The stock Proboat radio system is not installed but I will include it. Original prop and drive hardware. Everything will come in the original box, this boat has only seen the water maybe four or five times and the hull is in excellent shape.
Looking to get $200 local pickup in the Central Kentucky area (within a couple hours drive) or trade for a 1.9 or 2.2 Scale rock crawler or Losi Comp Crawler (No bergs or axials) in decent shape. If you want shipping, pm me your location and I'll see how much it'll be, I'm just reluctant to ship it since it's so large, it'll probably cost around $30 to ship to most locations in the Lower 48.
Video of the boat running...
Here's a few pics, note that it does NOT come with the DX3R, spektrum receiver, or batteries shown in the pics. The last picture doesn't show the new battery trays, so I'll try to get a pic of them this weekend. The only difference is instead of the bottom of the sponsons being bare fiberglass, there's balsa coated with epoxy topped off with a wide strip of black velcro.
Looking to get $200 local pickup in the Central Kentucky area (within a couple hours drive) or trade for a 1.9 or 2.2 Scale rock crawler or Losi Comp Crawler (No bergs or axials) in decent shape. If you want shipping, pm me your location and I'll see how much it'll be, I'm just reluctant to ship it since it's so large, it'll probably cost around $30 to ship to most locations in the Lower 48.
Video of the boat running...
Here's a few pics, note that it does NOT come with the DX3R, spektrum receiver, or batteries shown in the pics. The last picture doesn't show the new battery trays, so I'll try to get a pic of them this weekend. The only difference is instead of the bottom of the sponsons being bare fiberglass, there's balsa coated with epoxy topped off with a wide strip of black velcro.