Scalextric slotcars

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The Slotcar The Ninco Porsche 356A Coupé #11 (Reference number 50178) is a classic and popular slotcar on a scale of 1:32. This miniature model stands out for its detailed finish in the colours silver and burgundy. The car is designed to drive on all standard analog racetracks (such as Scalextric or Ninco). Ninco Classics is a specific line of cars issued by Ninco in 1995 focused on older classics from before 1960, like the Ferrari 166, Jaguar XK, Austin Healey and Porsche 356A. Released in 1999 by the Spanish manufacturer NINCO, this sought-after collectible is a detailed replica of the iconic silver Porsche 356A Coupé, recognizable by the starting number 11 and the distinctive burgundy striping over the length of the car. Features Manufacturer: NINCO Model / Reference: Porsche 356A Coupe #11 (Ref: 50178) Scale: 1:32 (suitable for almost all common analog racetracks such as Scalextric, Carrera and Ninco itself) Year of publication: 1999 Color scheme: Metallic silver with burgundy racing stripes Current Market Value & Availability Because the model has been out of production for a long time, the price varies greatly based on the state (new in box versus used) and the platform. The Real Car The real Porsche 356A Coupé (produced between 1955 and 1959) is one of the most important cars in Porsche's history. It was the model with which the brand finally matured. Although the specific silver-grey version with Ninco's double burgundy stripes and start number #11 is a typical 'period-correct' rally or club racing look (inspired by legendary amateur and factory drivers of the time), the technical specifications and historical performance of the real car are impressive: Technical Specifications (1955–1959) Engine: Rear-mounted, air-cooled 4-cylinder boxer engine (derived from the early Volkswagen design, but heavily modified by Porsche). Cylinder capacity: Usually equipped with a 1600 cc motor (the '1600' or the more powerful '1600 Super'). There was also a rare, complex 'Carrera' racer with a Fuhrmann engine with four camshafts. Power: Ranged from 60 hp for the standard 1600 to 75 hp for the Super, and 100+ hp for the Carrera racing versions. Weight: Only about 850 kg. Thanks to this extremely low weight, the car was surprisingly fast and manoeuvrable before its time. Top speed: Approximately 160 to 175 km/h (depending on the engine version). Motorsport & The "Giant Killer" Status The real Porsche 356A was a phenomenon on the track and in rallies. Because the car was much lighter and had a better road holding than the then much larger, heavier American and British sports cars, the 356 was nicknamed "Giant Killer." The car achieved numerous class victories in legendary races such as: The 24 Hours of Le Mans The Mille Miglia in Italy The heavy Carrera Panamericana in Mexico Value of the Real Car Where the slotcar is a popular collectible, the real Porsche 356A Coupé has become an absolute 'blue-chip' classic. A copy in the iconic Silver Metallic factory colour with a red interior (the inspiration for the color scheme of the Ninco model) is very sought after. Depending on the condition of the restoration, originality (matching numbers) and history, the prices for a real 356A Coupé are nowadays between €100,000 and € 180,000. The rare race-oriented Carrera GT versions often produce a multitude of these at auctions

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The NSR Abarth 500 Asseto Corse #49 Gulf Special Edition is a high-quality 1:32 scale slot race car produced by the Italian brand NSR. This particular model combines the aggressive, compact design of the Abarth 500 Assetto Corsa racing version with the legendary, light blue-orange Gulf Racing-livery. Main Specifications & Features Drive (Configuration): Equipped with a Sidewinder (SW) engine mount where the engine is in the back. Engine: Equipped with a balanced Shark EVO engine (ranging per production series between 20,000 RPM and the 21,900 RPM EVO variant at 12V) with high torque. Undercarriage & Components: Built according to NSRs "Ready To Race" philosophy. The car includes professional racing parts, including lightweight aluminum rims with adjusting screws, hardened steel shafts, self-lubricating bronze bushings and an adjustable front axle. Limited Edition: This particular Gulf version has been released as a Limited Edition, making it a sought-after collectible that has since sold out at most regular slotcar stores.

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The Slotcar The Scalextric Seat Leon BTCC #4 (Ref: C2705 / Superslot H2705) is a highly collectible 1:32 scale slot car. Featuring realistic working lights, Magnatraction, and analogue out-of-the-box readiness, it beautifully replicates Jason Plato's iconic British Touring Car Championship vehicle. Reference Numbers Scalextric / Superslot C2705: The core model issued by Hornby globally and marketed in Spain as Superslot Hobby Classic.Superslot H2705: The exact same model issued in regional European packaging with an 'H' prefix. Specifications Scale: 1:32 slot car. Drivetrain: Analogue (compatible with digital conversion kits). Lighting: Working Xenon-effect headlights and rear lights. Handling: Adjustable and removable Magnatraction system for custom downforce. Availability & Alternatives Because this is an older release, it is largely sold out at standard retailers. However, you can frequently find them available from specialized collectors.

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The Slotcar The Scalextric C3093 Caterham R500 (White) is a classic 1:32 scale slot car from manufacturer Hornby / Scalextric. Specifications & Data Model Number: C3093 Scale: 1:32 Color: White (common with red accents/stripes) Engine: 18,000 RPM FC130 (front positioned with cardan drive / front mount with drive shaft) Chassis: Front-in placed inline motor, rear-wheel drive Magnet: Rectangular magnet (2.5 mm) Weight: 57 grams Age indication: From 8 years The Real Car The Caterham Seven Superlight R500 is a legendary, hardcore sports car known for its extreme performance and minimalist design. With a focus on weight saving, this machine offers a brutal, pure driving experience without electronic aids or comfort. Two iconic generations of the R500 have been built over the years: the original version with the Rover K-Series engine and the better-known, later variant with the Ford Duratec power source. Key Specifications (Ford Duratec version, 2008) Performance: 0-100 km/h: 2.88 seconds Top speed: ~241 km/h (150 mph) Power-to-weight ratio: 520 hp per tonne Motor & Transmission: Type: 2.0-liter atmospheric Ford Duratec four-cylinder Power: 263 hp at 8,500 rpm Torque: 240 Nm at 7,200 rpm Gearbox: Manual 6-bin or optional sequential transmission Weight & Chassis: Weight: Only 506 kg Chassis: S3 chassis, lighter made with exuberant use of carbon-fiber and Kevlar body parts. The Two Generations Feature Rover K-Series Version (Around 2000) Ford Duratec Version (From 2008) Engine 1.8-litre Rover K-Series 2.0-litre Ford Duratec Power ~230 hp 263 hp Weight ~460 kg 506 kg Character Extremely high speed (9,000 rpm), but more mechanically vulnerable. More reliable, better coupling in the middle area. Driving Characteristic and Functions The R500 was supplied without windscreen, heating or doors to discharge any unnecessary grams. The interior is fully bare stripped and equipped with carbon fiber Tillett bucket seats, a Stack instrument panel and keyless start button. Due to the extremely direct steering, the low center of gravity and the adjustable Bilstein silencers, the car performs on the circuit at the level of modern supercars. The car gained worldwide fame when he was named 'Car of the Year 2008' by the TV show Top Gear after putting a stunning time on their test circuit at the time. Recently, the car has also been added to racing games such as Gran Turismo 7.

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The Carrera Evolution 25788 is a rare 1:32 scale slotcar from the Chevrolet Camaro SS396 Super Stocker 2 in the color 'Primer Red' (brown/matt red). This analog model was released in 2004 as a Limited Edition with a total circulation of only 3,500 copies worldwide. Features Model: Chevrolet Camaro SS396 Super Stocker 2 System: Carrera Evolution (Analogue, but digital to make with a separate decoder) Scale: 1:32 Engine: E200 engine Colour: Primer Red / Brown Edition: 3,500 pieces Because it is a limited edition from 2004, this slotcar can mainly be found on collectors websites and marketplaces such as eBay or specialized slotcar shops. The value varies greatly per state (new in sealed box versus used) and the specific certificate number of the limited edition. The Real Car The 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS 396 in primer red with a black bonnet is an iconic appearance in American drag racing and street culture. This particular configuration exudes the atmosphere of a classic street machine or gasser straight from the 70's. Here are the main features of this particular machine: The Look: The matte primer-red body combined with a matte black bonnet gives the car an aggressive, unfinished "all business" racer look. Super Stacker / Velocity Stacks: The "Super Stacker 2" refers to the striking, high open chalice (velocity stacks) that protrude directly from the carburetors through or on the hood for maximum air supply. Big Block Power: Under the hood is the legendary 396 cubic inch (6.5 liter) V8 Big Block engine, at the time one of the most powerful options for the SS version.

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The Real Car The real Porsche GT2 "Chereau" is a legendary endurance racer based on the Porsche generation. This specific car (with chassis number WP0ZZZ99ZTS394074) was built in March 1997 as a factory-original GT2 R and was bought by the French driver and transport operator Jean-Luc Chéreau. The car was deployed and prepared by the renowned racing team Larbre Compétition. Participation in the 24 Hours of Le Mans (1997) This specific model with start number #77 rode in the iconic white-grey-red "Chéreau"-livery during the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1997. The drivers: The car was driven by a full French trio: Jean-Luc Chéreau himself, team owner Jack Leconte and former Formula One driver Jean-Pierre Jarier. Performance: The team showed impressive speed during qualifying by qualifying as the 1st in the GT2 class (36th overall). The race: Unfortunately, the car did not reach the finish line. In the 7th hours of the race (after 77 laps) the car had to give up because of a broken transmission. Technical specifications of the racer The car was at the time one of the most brutal customer sports cars Porsche offered: Motor: A rear 3.6-liter air-cooled biturbo flat-six (boxer motor). Drive: Unlike the standard Turbo, the GT2 had pure rear-wheel drive to comply with international GT regulations, which resulted in a weight saving of hundreds of pounds. Aerodynamics: Recognizable by the huge, screwed-down widened wheel arches (bolt-on fenders) and the giant rear wing with additional air intakes to power the turbos. The later life of chassis #074 After the debut in the Chéreau colours, this particular chassis had a rich racing history: 1998: The car returned to Le Mans, but this time sponsored by Sony PlayStation (run again by Larbre). 1999: The car received a factory update to the ultimate GT2 Evo specification, including a rare and more powerful 3.8-liter M64/84 engine. 2000-2001: The car moved to the UK and won the prestigious Oulton Park Gold Cup in the British GT Championship. Today, this original car is a very sought after multimillion-dollar object in historical motorsport. He still regularly shows up in historic races such as the Masters Endurance Legends and was recently offered.

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This is a vintage Aurora/AFX HY-71 Yellow & White Police Car with flashing lights feature. Appearing in excellent cosmetic condition as shown in photos. Please note that these cars have not been tested and are being sold "as is". Product Details • Scale: H.O. Scale (1:64) • Brand / Line: Aurora Afx • Chassis Type: XTraction clip-in chassis • Special Feature: Includes 1 Ultra G Neodymium traction magnet for enhanced grip on slot car tracks.

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The NSR Porsche 997 GT3 #12 Gulf GPX Targa Florio 2020 is a high-quality 1:32 scale model slotcar from the Italian manufacturer NSR. The model is a representation of the car with which GPX Racing participated in the GT World Challenge Europe in 2020. The iconic Gulf-livery serves as a tribute (tribute) to Porsche's legendary victory at the Targa Florio in 1970. Main Features • Chassis: Fully adjustable match chassis with a drop-arm guide and adjustable height of the front axle. • Rims & Tyres: Aluminum 17" rear rims equipped with NSR's Air System technology for optimal grip, combined with Supergrip rubber rear tires. • Drive: Rear-wheel drive (2WD) equipped with a magnet (which is usually removed for serious races). • Lighting: This model is not equipped with lighting as standard. This model is much loved by both collectors of Gulf racers and fanatical slotcar drivers who are looking for pure speed on the plastic or wooden racetrack. The Porsche 997 GT3 #12 Gulf GPX Racing refers to a specific race version of the 2020 GPX Racing team. This type has become well known to model car enthusiasts as a popular high-performance 1/32 slotcar from the Italian manufacturer NSR. The background of the car The original: The Dubai-based GPX Racing used this colour scheme in the 2020 season (including in the GT World Challenge Europe). Tribute livery: The iconic light blue-orange Gulf colours with starting number 12 were an official tribute (tribute) to the Porsche 908's historic victory during the 1970 Targa Florio, where Porsche took first and second place at the time.

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The Ninco Porsche 356A Speedster (reference 50125) is a classic slotcar on a scale of 1:32, originally produced in Spain and released by Ninco in 1996. This beloved model is part of the "Ninco Classic" line and is executed in white with race no. 356 and authentic Porsche graphics. Specifications & Features Brand: Ninco Reference number: 50125 Model: Porsche 356A Speedster Color: White with black race numbers (#356) Scale: 1:32 Year of production: 1996 (Produced in Spain) Type: Suitable for analogue racetracks (such as Scalextric, Ninco, Carrera) Current market availability and pricing Because the model has been out of production for decades, it has become a sought-after collector's object. The prices vary greatly based on the state (new in box vs. used) and the completeness of the packaging. Ninco Classics is a specific line of cars issued by Ninco in 1995 focused on older classics from before 1960, like the Ferrari 166, Jaguar XK Austin Healey and Porsche 356 The Real Car The real Porsche 356A Speedster (built between 1955 and 1959) is one of the most iconic, puristic sports cars in Porsche's history. The car was developed specifically at the request of the influential American importer Max Hoffman. He wanted a stripped-down, lighter and cheaper variant of the standard 356 to compete on the track and the road with the British roadsters. Technical Specifications (Standard 1600 A) Engine: Air-cooled 1.6-litre (1582 cc) 4-cylinder boxer (flat-four) Power: 60 hp to 75 hp (for the 'Super' version) Top speed: Approx. 160 km/h Transmission: Manual 4-speed transmission Weight: Only 760 kg (extreme light thanks to the minimalist design) Why the Speedster was so unique Spartan interior: No luxury. The car had lightweight bucket seats, a simple dashboard and hardly any soundproofing. Low windscreen: The recognizable, low, rounded windscreen could possibly be completely removed for amateur races on weekends. The Race graphics (#356): Because the car was so light and agile, it was used by many owners directly at club racing and hill climbs at the time. The starting number '356' on the scale model of Ninco is a direct nod to the type name of the car itself. Today, an original, real Porsche 356A Speedster has become a rare collector's object. Copies in top condition are sold at auctions for amounts between € 250,000 and € 450,000,-

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Gulf blue and orange define this new Carrera Evolution Porsche 911 RSR number 86.The model represents Mike Wainwright's Gulf Racing entry at Silverstone and is supplied in a clear Carrera display case. The photographs and case label identify the race as Silverstone 2018, while the product title says 2012.

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The Ninco Porsche 911 GT1 Roadcar Silver (Reference: 50148) is a well-known 1:32 scale slotcar produced by the Spanish brand Ninco. This particular model represents the street version (Road Car) of the legendary Porsche 911 GT1. Brand: Ninco Reference number: 50148 Scale: 1:32 Color: Silver metallic (Cinzento Metalizado / Argento) Drive/Engine: Analog inline configuration equipped with the classic, powerful NC-2 motor. Compatibility: Works on almost all common 1:32 analog racetracks such as Ninco, Scalextric, Carrera and SCX. Availability and Value Since this model has been out of production for a long time, it has become a popular collectible among slotcar enthusiasts. Prices vary widely based on the state (new in original packaging vs. used). The real 1-on-1 model of the silver Ninco slotcar is the legendary Porsche 911 GT1 Straßenversion (Street Version) from 1997. This was not a normal street car that was converted into a racer, but exactly the other way around: Porsche designed a real Le Mans racing car and forced it to build a handful of street-legal copies to meet the homologation requirements of the FIA GT1 class. In the end, only about 20 to 25 pieces of it have been produced, making it one of the rarest and most exclusive Porsches in the world. The main specifications of the real car: The Engine: A 3.2-litre water-cooled flat-six (boxer engine) with two KKK turbos placed in the middle. Power: Pinched up to 544 hp (to meet emission requirements), coupled with a six-speed manual transmission. Performance: 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds. Top speed of 308 km/h. The Design: Although the car is called "911", it actually only shared the headlights and the taillights with the then production-911. The silver Ninco model has specifically the headlights of the 996 generation, the generation in which most of the ~20 production copies are supplied. The rest of the body was entirely made of carbon fibre. Today, these rare silver "Straßenversions" are virtually priceless. If one of them already appears at an auction, he will change owners for amounts between 5 and 6 million euros.

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