Every Scalextric item in stock at 4Slotters: slot cars, spare parts, track and sets. Each listing shows photos of the actual item and a clear condition grade, so you know exactly what arrives.
Scalextric/Superslot Ford Thunderbird SRR White Kit
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Scalextric Ford Thunderbird White Kit
Scalextric/Superslot Maserati MC12 #39 DHL
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The yellow DHL presentation box makes this white Maserati MC12 #39 immediately distinctive. DHL branding runs across the nose, sides and rear wing of the new 1:32 Scalextric/Superslot model. The analog car has front and rear lights plus Magnatraction. A clear cover sits inside the fitted red-and-yellow box.
Scalextric/Superslot McLaren Road Car 720S "Memphis Red"
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The Scalextric/Superslot McLaren 720S "Memphis Red" (Model H3911 / C3911) is an analog slotcar on a 1:32 scale produced in 2019. Under the brand name Superslot, the exact same car is sold on the Spanish market, while in the rest of the world it is known as Scalextric.The model is designed as a "Super-Resistant" car, which means the bodywork is extremely crash resistant and has no fragile, loose details. This makes the car ideal for novice racers.Key Specifications and FeaturesScale: 1:32Color: Memphis Red (vibrant metallic red)System: Standard analogue, rear-wheel drive with inline engine mountDPR (Digital Plug Ready): Equipped with a hatch at the bottom. The car can be quickly digitally made with the Scalextric C8515 Digital Plug or a Carson chip for Carrera D132 lanes.Magnatraction: Equipped with a strong magnet at the bottom for extra handling and grip in the corners.Easy Change Pickups: Quickly replaceable drag contacts (braids) for easy maintenance.Lighting: This particular super-resistant model has no working headlights or taillights.CompatibilityThe slotcar is right out of the box ready to ride on all traditional 1:32 analog racetracks, including tracks from Scalextric, Carrera (Evolution), Ninco and SCX. In addition, it works seamlessly with modern analog systems such as Scalextric ARC AIR and the Spark Plug app controlMain specifications and featuresThis model is known within the slotcar community for its excellent performance on the track and the detailed finish. Drive: Equipped with a standard Scalextric motor in a sidewinder configuration with an 11/36 gear ratio.Digital Plug Ready (DPR): The car can be converted in less than sixty seconds for digital racing lanes using the Scalextric C8515 Digital Plug.Lighting: The magnet can possibly be moved forward for a lighter road behavior.Dimensions and weight: The vehicle has a length of 140 mm, a wheelbase of 83 mm and weighs approximately 86 grams.Parts and modificationsFor the fanatical racer, this specific chassis is popular because the bodywork is relatively light, which ensures a quick acceleration. If you want to improve the grip on the analogue or digital track, experienced hobbyists often recommend aftermarket tires from brands such as Ortmann (type 37U) or Maxxtrac (M2).
Scalextric/Superslot MG Lola #37 Intersport Racing Banana Joe
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Banana Joe branding crosses the red-and-blue body of this Intersport MG Lola #37. The open-cockpit LMP carries Goodyear markings and Highcroft Racing graphics. The driver line-up is John Field, Dale Whittington and Don Whittington. This new 1:32 Scalextric/Superslot model is supplied on its branded display plinth.
SCX Audi 90 GTO 4x4 #8 Yacco *USED*
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This used SCX Audi 90 GTO 4x4 #8 wears a crisp white, red and green Yacco livery. The car is in reasonable condition and is presented loose on a display plinth. Hans-Joachim Stuck is associated with this 1:32 model, which combines four-wheel drive with working front and rear lights. The broad rear wing and boxed wheel arches give it a purposeful competition profile. The SCX Audi 90 GTO 4x4 #8 Yacco (article number 83630) is a classic and rare 1/32-scale slotcar. Key Features Scale: 1/32 Drive: Real 4x4 drive via a special electric motor with double output that drives all four wheels. Color/Livery: Executed in the iconic Yacco sponsorship style (starting number #8). Manufacturer/History: Released under the brand SCX (often linked to periods of Scalextric, Exin, Tyco or Matchbox).