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Browse slotcars by scale, manufacturer and condition. Clear photos, practical grading and stock that is actually available.
Browse slotcars by scale, manufacturer and condition. Clear photos, practical grading and stock that is actually available.
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The Scalecar Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 #8 "Top Drivers 2012" (reference number SC-6025 or SC-6025-V) is a popular analog slotcar at scale 1:32. The model has been released as a limited special edition (VIII Móstoles Edition). Technical Specifications Engine: SC25 engine with a power of 22,000 RPM (22k). Drive: Standard inline setup. Gear ratio: Kronrad/Pinion ratio of 27/9. Compatibility: Suitable for traditional 2-slake analog racetracks such as Scalextric, Carrera Evolution and Ninco. The chassis is also prepared for sidewinder and anglewinder configurations. Magnets: Equipped with 2 magnets for extra handling. Dimensions & Weight: Length: 152 mm Width: 63 mm Height: 37 mm Wheelbase: 84.30 mm Total weight: 81.4 grams Wheels & Tyres: Plastic hubs (17.5 x 10 mm) with tyre size 19 x 9.5 mm. Availability & Value Because it is a limited and now older edition, this slotcar is sold out at most regular stores.
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The Auto World Traction "The Dukes of Hazzard" Daisy Duke Plymouth Road Runner (Release 5, No. 29) is a popular and rare collectible within the HO scale (1:64) slotcar world. Characteristics of this particular edition Theme: Based on the iconic yellow vehicle with the black stripe in which Daisy Duke drove during the first seasons of The Dukes of Hazzard, before switching to her familiar white Jeep. Chassis: Built on Auto World's XTraction Ultra G chassis. This type of chassis is known for its better road holding and higher speeds thanks to a built-in magnet (the 'Ultra G' magnet), which ensures excellent grip on HO slot car tracks. Release details: This model was released as part of Release 5 (Item No. 29). Version: Auto World released a special "Dirty Version" / "Dirty Dukes" variant under this release. This variant is finished with a weathered 'mud-look' over the yellow paint, inspired by season 2, episode 14 ("The Runaway"), in which the car eventually crashes and explodes from a cliff. Value and collectibility Because the Dukes of Hazzard license and the specific releases of Auto World are highly sought after by both slotcar racers and fans of the TV series, this car (especially new in the original packaging or display cube) is a sought-after item on platforms such as eBay and Worthpoint
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The Auto World X-Traction 2004 Chevrolet Corvette C5-R is a popular 1:64 scale HO slot car modeled after the iconic endurance racing machine. Auto World produces this specific vehicle in a few different formats for hobbyists, ranging from ready-to-run models to unpainted build kits. Key Specifications & Performance Features • Scale: HO Scale (1:64). • Chassis Type: X-Traction Ultra-G, which features an increased chassis weight and a classic pancake-style motor design. • Handling: Equipped with an Ultra-G Neodymium traction magnet for high-speed downforce and wide rear tires to improve cornering stability. • Compatibility: The body snaps onto the chassis via side tabs. The car is 100% compatible with most major HO slot car track systems, including Tomy, AFX, Tyco, and Life-Like. Available Versions Depending on whether you prefer a ready-to-race model or a custom DIY project, you can find this car in two main configurations: 1. Ready-to-Run (RTR) Livery Models • Gulf Oil Themes: Released as part of the Pop Culture X-Traction series. It comes in two distinct historical color schemes: Gulf White & Blue and Gulf Orange & Blue. 2. Deluxe Pit Kit (Model TRX129) • The Build: This is a complete unassembled kit for hobbyists who want to build their car from scratch. • What's Included: Features all mechanical parts (armature, pick-up shoes, magnets, axles, gears) along with an unpainted clear/white Corvette C5-R body so you can apply your own custom paint and decals.
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This New Johnny Lightning X-Traction Slot Car is packaged in a plastic display jewel box similar to the ones Aurora AFX MagnaTraction cars came in. Compatible with all HO scale slot car race tracks including TYCO Mattel, Life Like, AFX, AURORA, auto world & Tomy. Johnny Lightning™ X-TRACTION™ HO Slot Car Chassis are newly tooled & durability tested replicating the performance, design and movement of Aurora's famous classic AFX MagnaTraction chassis. The X-TRACTION™ chassis is an all new reproduction of the AURORA AFX MagnaTraction chassis: Mega track-gripping technology Larger, lower set magnets Wider, softer tires Racers clamp to the rails Higher speeds Fits Under: • AURORA AFX MagnaTraction Bodies • AURORA A/FX Non MagnaTraction Bodies • Johnny Lightning X-Traction Bodies • auto world XTraction Bodies This Johnny Lightning™ X-TRACTION™ HO Slot Car is New Old Stock manufactured by Playing Mantis in 2003. Playing Mantis was bought and sold a few times and is now Round 2 autoworld. NOTE: These chassis are original AURORA AFX MagnaTraction Chassis Reproductions and NOT auto world X-Traction Ultra-G chassis with the extra traction magnet dot.
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The Citroën Xsara WRC with starting number 3 in 2004 was the champion car of driver Sébastien Loeb and co-navigator Daniel Elena, with which they won the Rally of Monte Carlo 2004 and laid the foundation for Loeb's first world title and Citroën WRC's constructors' championship. Key Features of the Car Driver and Navigator: Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena (Citroën Sport). Most important victory: Winner of Rally Monte Carlo in January 2004 (starting number #3). Engine: 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo engine. Power: About 315 hp at 5500 rpm. Torque: 570 Nm at 2750 rpm. Drive: All-wheel drive (AWD) with electronically controlled active differences. Weight: 1230 kg (minimum weight according to WRC regulations
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New car will be supplied without box. The Aston Martin DBR9 #5 DHL is a well-known slot car model (race car at scale) released by Scalextric (and under the name Superslot in some markets), based on the iconic GT1 endurance racer. Key features of the model: Scale & Reference Numbers: Scalextric 1:32 scale: Reference C2790 (commonly supplied in original packaging/OVP with working front and rear lights and DHL logos). Superslot reference: S2790. Scalextric Micro (1:64 scale): DHL Dynamite Black #5 variant. The real Aston Martin DBR9/5: In the real racing world, chassis number DBR9/5 has a special story: although a single chassis number normally indicates a 'works' (factory) car, DBR9/5 was not used as a factory car at the time, but was used by Bell Motorsports. The real DBR9 is equipped with a 6.0L V12 engine, carbon fiber body and booked large sucksesses in the GT1 class (such as wins at Le Mans in 2007 and 2008)
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A used car in excellent condition
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Used cars in excellent condition
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A used car in excellent condition
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Used cars in excellent condition
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The Peugeot 206 WRC with starting number #3 was driven in the 2002 World Rally Championship (WRC) by the Finnish rally driver Harri Rovanperä and his navigator Risto Pietiläinen (sometimes registered with Voitto Silander or Timo Hantunen depending on the rally). Technical Specifications (#3 - 2002) Engine: 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo engine (XU10J4RS) Power: Approximately 300 to 325 hp at 5,250 rpm Torque: 535 Nm Transmission: All-wheel drive (4WD) with a sequential six-speed transmission Weight: 1,230 kg (minimum weight according to FIA regulations) Season 2002 Highlights for car #3 Rovanperä's factory performance with start number #3 was mainly aimed at selected rallies; for example, he drove in the #3 Peugeot Total car to a strong 4th place in the Acropolis Rally and participated in classics such as the Rally of Finland and Rallye Deutschland. Peugeot won the world title among manufacturers in 2002 thanks to the dominance of the 206 WRC, and Marcus Grönholm became champion among the drivers. AUTOart released the iconic 2002 Peugeot 206 WRC #3 as a highly detailed 1:32 scale slot car (item number 13501). While the real-life #3 factory car was driven by Harri Rovanperä in several events, this specific slot car model replicates the car driven to victory by tarmac specialist Gilles Panizzi at the 2002 Tour de Corse (Rally of Corsica). Key Features of the AUTOart 1:32 Slot Car • Exceptional Die-Cast Level Detail: AUTOart is famous for its static die-cast models. They brought that exact precision to this slot car, featuring a fully detailed interior (including driver, co-driver, and roll cage), fine wipers, and realistic brake discs. • Drivetrain: It features a four-wheel-drive (4WD) system driven by a unique belt or shaft mechanism, a signature trait of AUTOart's rally slot cars. • Lighting: The model comes equipped with working headlights and taillights.
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The "Fly Porsche 935 K3 #51" represents the 1981 1000km Brands Hatch race car driven by South African racing legend Desiré Wilson. Produced by Fly Car Model in 1:32 scale, this highly detailed, Scalextric-compatible analog slot car is part of their sought-after "Lady Racers 03" collection (Item/Ref #99111).The real-world Porsche 935 K3 was entered by team proprietor John Fitzpatrick. Paired with co-driver David Hobbs, Wilson qualified the car in 5th place and drove a masterfully quick race in the wet at the 1981 Brands Hatch 1000 Kilometers..
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A new N-Digital car, box has a big crack. The Ninco 55030 is a 1/32 scale Lamborghini Diablo GTR in the "Fedon" sponsorlivery, executed as a digital model for Ninco's N-Digital slotcar system. Features Model: Lamborghini Diablo GTR ("Fedon") Article number / Ref: 55030 Scale: 1/32 System: N-Digital (with a built-in N-Digital chip, ready for use on digital jobs) Series: Part of the Ninco-1 entry-GT series Engine: Standard Ninco NC-11 engine (16,000 RPM at 14.8V) Easily recognizable by the "Fedon" eyewear brand sticker, with black windows with no detailed interior to keep the car light and reliable on the track.
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Number 822 and bold COBRA lettering run along the glittering magenta body of this Shelby Cobra 289 Dragon Snake. Period-style name markings and black wheels complete its drag-racing look. The new Scalextric analog slot car is built in 1:32. It is presented in a clear display case.
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The Auto World Traction "The Dukes of Hazzard" Daisy Duke Plymouth Road Runner (Release 5, No. 29) is a popular and rare collectible within the HO scale (1:64) slotcar world. Characteristics of this particular edition Theme: Based on the iconic yellow vehicle with the black stripe in which Daisy Duke drove during the first seasons of The Dukes of Hazzard, before switching to her familiar white Jeep. Chassis: Built on Auto World's XTraction Ultra G chassis. This type of chassis is known for its better road holding and higher speeds thanks to a built-in magnet (the 'Ultra G' magnet), which ensures excellent grip on HO slot car tracks. Release details: This model was released as part of Release 5 (Item No. 29). Version: Auto World released a special "Dirty Version" / "Dirty Dukes" variant under this release. This variant is finished with a weathered 'mud-look' over the yellow paint, inspired by season 2, episode 14 ("The Runaway"), in which the car eventually crashes and explodes from a cliff. Value and collectibility Because the Dukes of Hazzard license and the specific releases of Auto World are highly sought after by both slotcar racers and fans of the TV series, this car (especially new in the original packaging or display cube) is a sought-after item on platforms such as eBay and Worthpoint
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Spirit recreates the Team Oreca Dallara #27 from the 12 Hours of Sebring in 2003. Didier Theys, Fredy Lienhard and Eric van de Poele are named on the display base, while Lista and Momo markings distinguish the red-and-white livery.This new 1:32 analog slot car is supplied in its clear presentation case.
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Bright blocks of orange, blue and green set this Fly Marcos LM600 #6 apart. It represents the 2001 Spanish GT Championship car driven by Tomás Saldaña and Ángel Burgueño. Repsol YPF, Sharp and Nokia markings cover the white body. The new 1:32 analog model comes in its themed presentation box.
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Le Mans 2001 is the setting for this silver-and-black Cadillac Northstar LMP #6. The open cockpit contains a driver figure. A striped rear wing completes the livery. This Scalextric model is offered as used and has working front lights. Wayne Taylor is the named driver for the release.
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A used car in excellent condition
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Cars #66 and #67 share this Fly Martini Lancia presentation from Le Mans 1981. Both wear white racing liveries with red and blue stripes.The #66 display identifies Riccardo Patrese, Hans Heyer and Piercarlo Ghinzani, while #67 is linked to Beppe Gabbiani and Emanuele Pirro. The mint pair comes in a numbered presentation box.
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Pentosin's green, yellow and black stripes make the Ford Capri RS Turbo #4 immediately recognisable. The display base identifies Jürgen Hamelmann's Nürburgring DRM entry from 1981. A clear case with lighting indicators accompanies this new 1:32 Fly slot car. The presentation points to front and rear lights.
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A used car in very good condition with original box, right front wing has been glued back on.
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Red-orange Citroën Sport graphics distinguish this used SCX Citroën C1 #1, a compact 1:32 rally slot car. Total branding and crew names on the side windows give the model its specific competition identity. The pickup has a reported issue and may need attention before track use; the body and wheels show signs consistent with use.