The Squash Van is a large-tyre vehicle that draws inspiration from 1950s American panel vans. Its polycarbonate body shell sits atop the gear-driven 4WD GF-02 chassis, a modified version of the GF-01. While the GF-01 features a comical design, the GF-02 takes a more realistic approach with its wheelbase and a frame adorned with ladder and pipe elements.

The wheelbase is designed to match the LWB CC-02 chassis, opening up several body options from the CC-02 range. Both front and rear axles use identical double wishbone suspension. A pre-threaded servo mount at the rear allows for easy installation of a second servo, enabling advanced 4WS configurations.

Centre Motor Mount

The motor is mounted in a central position and is engineered specifically to even distribute power via the GF-02 unique gear driven drive system.

Retro Styling

Drawing from 1950s panel van style, from the rounded headlights and body design to the flared arches, the Squash van body has been carefully designed to showcase everything that people love about this era of motoring.

Double Wishbone Suspension

For consistent handling across the entire car, both front and rear axles utilise identical double wishbone suspension layouts. Additionally, a pre-threaded servo mount at the rear allows for the easy installation of a second servo, enabling advanced 4WS configurations for enhanced manoeuvrability.

Monster Truck Tyres

White deep-rim wheels provide ample clearance, while 123mm tyres with aggressive tread patterns deliver superior traction and control, making this model a true off-road monster.

Gear Driven

Not a company to shy away from a challenge, Tamiya have put their considerable knowledge and know how into designing a unique drive system consisting entirely of gears. This has resulted in an incredibly unique and smooth driving experience that could only be delivered by a company like Tamiya.

CC-02 Wheelbase

Not super keen on the body style or want something branded? Tamiya have designed the wheelbase to be the same as the LWB CC-02 chassis, opening up several options of bodies from the incredibly scale CC-02 range.

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• Squash Van polycarbonate body faithfully emulates iconic 1950s American panel van designs
• Lightweight yet rigid and durable monocoque chassis design
• Four-wheel independent double wishbone suspension
• Four-wheel drive via unique all-gear driven drive system
• Durable ladder frame chassis with long-travel suspension and friction dampers
• Gearboxes seamlessly integrated into the chassis for reduced maintenance
• Sealed gearboxes protect internal components from dirt and debris
• White deep-rim wheels with 123mm aggressive-tread tyres
• Genuine Tamiya Product

• 1x Tamiya 1/10 GF-02 Squash Van 4WD Electric RC Truck Kit
• 1x 550 Sized Brushed Motor
• 1x Squash Van Unpainted Polycarbonate Body Shell

• 1x Compatible 7.4V LiPo or 7.2V NiMH Battery
• 1x Compatible Charger
• 1x Compatible 1/10 Scale ESC
• 1x Compatible 1/10 Scale Servo
• 1x 2+ Channel Transmitter & Receiver
• Polycarbonate Safe Paint
• AA Batteries for Transmitter

This kit comes without an ESC, Servo, Battery, Charger, or Transmitter. The polycarbonate body shell is unpainted and may require cutting, painting, and drilling.