Tamiya CC-01 (XC) Chassis

Summary
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View - Introduced: 1993
- Scale: 1/10
- Primary use: Offroad
- Config: MA
- Driveline: Shaft-drive
- Body: ABS
- Susp. front:Wishbone
- Susp. rear: Solid axle
While many Tamiya releases have stood the test of time for their appearance or fun factor, the "XC" (cross-country, later called CC-01) chassis remains unique and coveted as a total package. All models in this series have been delightfully scale-looking, and also drive & handle much like their full-size counterparts. The tire size and degree of suspension travel is perfect for miniature trail runs, and they're also fairly easy to modify to enhance their off-roading capabilities.
Pros: Uncommon, but effective independent front/solid rear suspension, realistic tires & bodies, significant customizing opportunities Cons: None to speak of
CC-01 models
| Model # | Name | Released | Prebuilt? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 58132 | Mitsubishi Pajero Metaltop Wide (re-released as #49490) | 1993 | No |
| 58141 | Jeep Wrangler | 1994 | No |
| 58152 | Isuzu Mu | 1995 | No |
| 58166 | Isuzu Mu Type X | 1995 | No |
| 58178 | Honda CR-V | 1996 | No |
| 57701 | RTR Pajero Rally Sports XB | 2001 | Yes |
| 58324 | Volkswagen Race-Touareg (Dakar Rally) | 2004 | No |
| 49490 | Mitsubishi Pajero Metaltop Wide (re-release) | 2008 | No |
| 57782 | RTR Pajero Metal Top Wide XB | 2009 | Yes |
| 58445 | Toyota Land Cruiser 40 | 2009 | No |
| 58457 | Mercedes-Benz Unimog 406 Series U900 | 2010 | No |
