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The Redcat SixtyFour-18 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Hopping Lowrider brings the iconic styling and hydraulic-inspired movements of classic lowrider culture to a compact 1/18 scale RC platform. Featuring an officially licensed Chevrolet Impala SS body, detailed chrome-style trim, functional hopping suspension, and a specialized six-channel radio system, this ready-to-run lowrider delivers an authentic miniature cruising experience.
Inspired by Redcat's popular 1/10 scale SixtyFour, the SixtyFour-18 introduces an innovative suspension system that allows the front wheels to be raised and lowered independently. Two dedicated front lifting servos work alongside two rear height adjustment servos to create realistic lowrider movements, including front-end hopping, adjustable ride height, and individual wheel positioning.
The custom-designed LR6-18 six-channel transmitter provides convenient control over the vehicle's driving and suspension functions, allowing drivers to cruise slowly, adjust the vehicle's stance, and perform lowrider tricks.
Powered by a brushed motor system with a 2-in-1 electronic speed controller and receiver, the SixtyFour-18 combines smooth forward and reverse driving with responsive suspension operation. The included 7.4V 750mAh 2S LiPo battery and USB charger provide the necessary vehicle power equipment.
The detailed red Impala SS body features chrome-style molded accessories, realistic body lines, factory-installed LED headlights, classic whitewall tires, and knockoff-style wheels. Magnetic body mounts provide convenient access to the chassis while maintaining a clean exterior appearance.
Whether displayed as a scale collectible or driven as a functional RC lowrider, the Redcat SixtyFour-18 offers a unique combination of classic automotive styling and interactive suspension performance.
Officially Licensed Chevrolet Impala SS Body: Detailed replica of the iconic 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS.
1/18 Scale Lowrider Platform: Compact design brings realistic lowrider performance to smaller driving spaces.
Functional Hopping Suspension: Servo-operated suspension recreates the movements of full-size hydraulic lowriders.
Independent Front Wheel Lift: Two dedicated front micro servos allow the left and right front wheels to raise and lower independently.
Adjustable Rear Suspension: Two rear lifting servos provide real-time ride height adjustments.
Front-End Hopping: Perform dramatic front suspension movements using the dedicated radio controls.
LR6-18 Six-Channel Radio System: Custom-designed transmitter provides control over driving and lowrider suspension functions.
Five-Servo Configuration: Includes one steering servo, two front hopping servos, and two rear lifting servos.
2-in-1 ESC and Receiver: Compact electronics system combines motor control and radio reception.
Brushed Motor System: Provides controlled forward and reverse operation for realistic lowrider cruising.
5-Degree Positive Camber Steering Kit: Included optional components allow drivers to customize the front wheel stance.
Factory-Installed LED Headlights: Adds realism and illumination during operation.
Detailed Chrome-Style Trim: Molded exterior accessories enhance the classic Impala appearance.
Whitewall Tires: Classic lowrider-style tires complement the detailed body.
Knockoff-Style Wheels: Scale wheel design recreates traditional custom lowrider styling.
Magnetic Body Mounts: Allow convenient body removal without visible body clips.
Red Body Finish: Classic red styling highlights the vehicle's detailed exterior.
Ready-to-Run Package: Includes the assembled vehicle, radio system, LiPo battery, and USB charger.
Manufacturer: Redcat Racing
Part Number: RER44937
Product Name: SixtyFour-18
Vehicle Model: 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS
Product Type: Hopping RC Lowrider
Scale: 1/18
Color: Red
Assembly Level: Ready-to-Run (RTR)
Drive System: 2WD
Transmission: Forward and Reverse
Motor Type: Brushed
Length: 297mm (11.69")
Width: 110mm (4.33")
Height: 65mm (2.56")
Wheelbase: 167mm (6.57")
Dry Weight: 685g (1.51 lbs)
Radio System: Redcat LR6-18 Six-Channel
Steering Servo: 1 Micro Servo
Front Suspension Servos: 2 Micro Servos
Rear Suspension Servos: 2 Micro Servos
Total Servos: 5
ESC: 10A Brushed 2-in-1 ESC/Receiver
ESC Voltage: 8.4V / 2S Ready
BEC Output: 6V
Battery: 7.4V 750mAh 2S LiPo
Charger: USB Charger
Lighting: Factory-Installed LED Headlights
Body Mounting: Magnetic
Suspension Functions: Independent Front Wheel Lift, Rear Height Adjustment, and Front Hopping
Steering Camber: Optional 5-Degree Positive Camber Configuration
(1) Redcat SixtyFour-18 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS 1/18 Hopping Lowrider RTR - Red
(1) Redcat LR6-18 Six-Channel Radio Transmitter
(1) 7.4V 750mAh 2S LiPo Battery
(1) USB Battery Charger
(1) 5-Degree Positive Camber Steering Kit
(1) Instruction Manual
(4) AA Batteries for Transmitter
The SixtyFour-18 features a specialized servo-operated suspension system designed to reproduce several classic lowrider movements.
Independent Front Wheel Control: Raise or lower either front wheel individually for customized suspension positioning.
Front-End Hopping: Activate the front suspension to perform realistic hopping movements.
Rear Ride Height Adjustment: Raise or lower the rear suspension to change the vehicle's stance.
Adjustable Cruising Height: Change the suspension position while driving for a customized lowrider appearance.
Positive Camber Configuration: Install the included optional steering components to achieve a distinctive front wheel stance.
LiPo Battery Safety: Always charge the included LiPo battery using a compatible charger and follow proper LiPo charging, handling, and storage procedures. Never leave a charging battery unattended.
Intended Use: The SixtyFour-18 is designed for smooth-surface cruising, lowrider suspension movements, and scale display. It is not intended for high-speed racing, jumping over obstacles, or rough off-road driving.
Note: This vehicle includes the assembled lowrider, transmitter, rechargeable LiPo battery, and USB charger. Four AA batteries are required for the transmitter and are sold separately. The hopping system uses electronically controlled servos to simulate hydraulic lowrider movements; it does not contain an actual hydraulic system.
This product was added on 10/31/2026 by JM.