Scalextric BMW 3.0 CSL #17 Red *USED*
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A used car without box, untested. Experience the adrenaline of touring car racing right at home with the Scalextric BMW 320si. This slot car model captures the heart-pounding excitement of the track, bringing it to your living room with breathtaking detail and thrilling performance. With its 1:32 scale, the BMW 320si is designed to glide seamlessly over the rails, powered by cutting-edge features like Magnatraction for enhanced stability. Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or a newcomer to the world of slot racing, this car offers an accessible yet exhilarating experience. Feel the rush of competition with every lap and enjoy the realistic action of working lights that add a touch of authenticity to your races. Get ready to ignite your passion for racing with a model that combines precision engineering with the timeless appeal of BMW's racing legacy. Product Specifications Scale: 1:32 Compatibility ARC PRO/Digital: Yes DPR (Digital Plug Ready): Yes Features Magnatraction: Yes Lighting Working Lights: Yes
Scalextric BMW 320si #17 Autosport *USED*
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This used Scalextric BMW touring car wears the white Autosport livery with start number 17, FINA and Auto Trader markings and 'BMW Great Britain' screen strips. Michelin, Recaro and Sandtler branding runs along the sills, and a racing interior with window net is fitted. The car shows traces of use, as pictured on the display base; please check the photos for its exact condition.
Scalextric Bugatti Veyron
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Deep blue bodywork meets a contrasting black roof and rear section on this new Scalextric Bugatti Veyron. Silver multi-spoke wheels and dark glazing sharpen the two-tone road-car finish.The model is supplied in a clear Scalextric presentation case with Bugatti branding behind the car. Its wide, low stance makes the Veyron immediately recognisable.
Scalextric Cadillac Northstar LMP #3 Motorola
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Capture the thrill of the race with the Scalextric Cadillac Northstar LMP #3 Motorola, a stunning rendition of a Le Mans Prototype. This limited edition model showcases the perfect blend of craftsmanship and performance. With its detailed interior and high-quality paintwork, it is designed to impress both collectors and racing enthusiasts. The addition of front LED headlights brings authenticity to your track experience, making night racing a visual delight. Built on a 1:32 scale, this model is compatible with Scalextric Sport, promising seamless integration into your existing setup. Specifications Scale1:32 Dimensions 4630 mm, 2000 mm, 1020 mm Weight900 kg Theme Le Mans Prototype Release Type Limited Edition
Scalextric Cadillac Northstar LMP #6 Le Mans 2001
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The black-and-silver Cadillac Northstar LMP #6 brings early-2000s Le Mans prototype styling to the Scalextric track.This new 1:32 analogue slot car remains in its window box, which has a white rubbed patch along the lower front edge. An open cockpit, tall rear wing and inline drive distinguish the model.
Scalextric Cadillac Northstar LMP #6 Le Mans 2001 *USED*
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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.
Scalextric Cadillac Northstar LMP Model Car Racing
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Inside its clear-front Scalextric USA box sits a new 1:32 analog Cadillac Northstar LMP in Model Car Racing livery. The box displays the Model Car Racing logo alongside the car.Blue-and-white bodywork, an open cockpit, a driver figure and American flag markings add detail to the prototype shape.
Scalextric Caterham R500 White
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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.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro #1 Chaparral Reborn 1970 white
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White bodywork, twin dark-blue stripes and number 1 roundels define this 1970 Chevrolet Camaro in Chaparral Reborn livery. Script on the front fender and rear quarter reads 'Chaparral' and 'Camaro'. This new 1:32 analog Scalextric slot car is presented in a clear display case.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro #7 Bob Jane
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The Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro Bob Jane is a beloved collectible among slotcar enthusiasts, which mimics the iconic "Hugger Orange" ZL-1 Camaro by Australian racing legend Bob Jane. This car was one of the few original ZL-1s in the world and dominated Australian coach racing in the early 70's.Main Scalextric ModelsScalextric has released several versions of the Bob Jane Camaro on scale 1:32, often as limited editions:* C2413 (Number 7): A rare limited edition (1500 pieces) of the 1969 Camaro in the famous orange color with Castrol sponsorship.* C2696 (Number 76): A limited edition of the 1969 Bob Jane Camaro, also in orange with sponsorship of Castrol, Levi’s and Total.* C4172 (1972 Symmons Plains): A more recent version of the Chevrolet ZL-1 Camaro with which Jane participated in the 1972 ATCC Championship.Technical Specifications (1:32 Scale)Most of Scalextric’s Bob Jane Camaro models share a similar technical base designed for speed and grip:* Engine: Sidewinder setup with a 18,000 rpm S-Can motor for a smooth weight distribution.* Drive: 2WD with plastic wheels and rubber tires.* Chassis: Equipped with Magnatraction and space for up to three neodymium magnets for extra stability on the track.* Extras: Often Digital Plug Ready (DPR), making them easy to convert for digital jobs with a separately available chip.Availability and ValueBecause these models have often been released as limited editions, they are considered "difficult to find," especially outside of Australia.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro #72 VJ Racing
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VJ Racing graphics and an oversized number 72 dominate this red Chevrolet Camaro. Blue panels over the roof and rear deck contrast with the classic muscle-car shape, while a driver figure is visible in the cabin. The new 1:32 analog Scalextric model is supplied in its clear-front box.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro #76 Lennox
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The Scalextric Camaro #76 Lennox (reference number C2508) is another sought-after collection model, but differs materially from the Bob Jane version. Where the Bob Jane Camaro is orange, the Lennox version has a completely different color scheme and history. Scalextric C2508: Chevrolet Camaro Lennox This model is a replica of the car driven by the American racer Joe Chamberlain during the Trans-Am series in 1970. Livery: The car is red with white and features prominent sponsorship of Lennox Air Conditioning. Specifications: Like the Bob Jane models, this is a 1:32 slotcar with a sidewinder engine configuration. Collector's Value: Although he can sometimes be found for lower prices than the Bob Jane Limited Editions
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro #9 Sunoco
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Sunoco's blue-and-yellow colours define this Chevrolet Camaro #9, with bold door numerals and matching yellow wheels. Roger Penske lettering appears on the front fender, and a driver figure is visible behind the wheel. The new 1:32 analog model sits inside a Scalextric display box. The photographed packaging shows shelf wear and a handwritten price label.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro Transformers Bumblebee
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The Slotcar The Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro Transformers Bumblebee (C3272A) is a very popular limited edition analog slotcar (scale 1:32) released in a global edition of just 2,000 pieces. The model is based on the iconic Autobot Bumblebee from Michael Bay's Transformers live-action film series. Key Features & Specifications Model Number: C3272A Type: Analog slotcar (scale 1:32), suitable for standard Scalextric tracks. Design: A detailed replica of the modern Chevrolet Camaro Concept (as seen in the films from 2007 onwards). The model is provided by Scalextric with a unique "battle-worn" and weathered lacquer coating to mimic the battles from the film. Technique: Equipped with a powerful neodymium Magnatraction magnet for extra handling and grip in the corners. Collector value: Each copy is individually numbered on the packaging (e.g. "No. X of 2000"). Because it is a limited edition that has been sold out in the regular stores for a long time, it has become a rare collectors item. • Drive: Rear-wheel drive (2WD) with a sidewinder motor configuration. • Motor: Standard mabuchi-style SP motor rated at 18,000 RPM. • Magnatraction: Equipped with an adjustable neodymium chassis magnet to provide strong downforce and prevent deslotting. • Lighting: Functional Xenon-effect headlights and working rear tail lights. • Digital Plug Ready (DPR): No. This model was released before standard DPR configurations were implemented on this chassis variant. Converting it to Scalextric Digital requires manual soldering of an in-line micro-decoder chip (such as the C8515). • Guide Blade: Easy-change pick-up braids system. Visual & Collectible Details • Aesthetic Finish: Features a unique matte yellow paint scheme with black racing stripes, heavily layered with factory-applied "battle damage" weathering effects (simulated dust, carbon scoring, and scratches from combat). • Interior: Features a clear windshield with a fully modeled black interior cockpit and a detailed driver figure. • Packaging: Comes enclosed in a special edition Transformers-branded crystal display case. The collector number (e.g., xxxx / 2000) is printed directly on the backing card inside the box. Important note for collectors Although the model is based on the character Bumblebee, this slotcar cannot transform into a robot. It's purely a racing and scale model of the Chevrolet Camaro in its vehicle mode. In unused condition (Mint in Box) this set is complete with spare-tow sockets (pick-up braids) in the storage box. The current market value on collector platforms and auction sites is, depending on the condition of the box. The Real Car ... on which the Scalextric Bumblebee is based has a special story. In the first Transformers film (2007), Bumblebee transforms from a rusty, second-hand Chevrolet Camaro from 1977 into the brand new 2006 Chevrolet Camaro Concept. Because the film came out before the official, fifth-generation Camaro went into production (which only appeared in 2009 as a model year 2010), General Motors and the filmmakers had to be creative: 1. The movie cars were "secret" replicas Under the skin a Pontiac: Because there was only a priceless, hand-built prototype of the new Camaro that could not be raced, General Motors built two functional replicas especially for the film. The chassis: These film cars were built on the platform of a Pontiac GTO (model year 2004-2006). The body panels were made of fiberglass using moulds from the official Camaro Concept. 2. Specifications of the Concept Car The original concept model that GM showed at auto shows (and that model stood for Bumblebee's appearance) had impressive figures: Engine: A Corvette-based 6.0-litre LS2 V8 engine. Power: 400 hp sent to the rear wheels. Transmission: Six-speed manual transmission. Wheels: Strikingly large 21-inch rims at the front and 22-inch rear rims. 3. The 'Bumblebee' color The bright, shiny yellow color you see in the film is not a standard Chevrolet factory option. It is a custom 'Sunrise Yellow' lacquer with a light mother-of-pearl/golden glow. This particular hue was developed so that the car would literally 'beam' on the cinema screen under different types of filmlight. The legend lives on The introduction of this car in Transformers was so successful that it single-handedly saved the Camaro from obscurity at the time. Chevrolet later brought official Transformers Special Editions to the consumer market due to its huge success, complete with Autobot logos on the mudguards and center console.
Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro White Kit *CUSTOMISED* *USED*
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White kit, a rarely used car, customised.
Scalextric Chevrolet Corvette L-88 #1 1969
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Open-cockpit bodywork and a red-and-white finish define this Chevrolet Corvette L-88 #1 from 1969. Owens-Corning Fiberglas markings sit alongside the large black race number, giving the car a convincing historic GT appearance. The new 1:32 analog slot car comes in its clear-front Scalextric box. Dave Heinz and Robert R. Johnson are associated with this release.
Scalextric Chevrolet Corvette L-88 #69 Steve McDonald
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The Slotcar The Scalextric Chevrolet Corvette L-88 #69 (reference number C2889) is a popular analog slotcar model on scale 1:32. This slot car is based on the iconic C3 Corvette with the legendary circuit-designed L88 V8 engine and is executed in the livery of driver Steve McDonald. Features Brand & Model: ScaleXtric C2889 Chevrolet Corvette (L-88 Stingray). Scale: 1:32. Drive: Analog model equipped with a powerful Mabuchi SP motor (18,000 rpm). Appearance: A black body with striking red accents on the hood and roof, with starting number #69. Track system: Standard equipped with the Magnatraction system (a magnet that holds the car better in the rails) and Easy Change towing contacts. Compatibility: Works on almost all common 1:32 and 1:24 analog racetracks such as Scalextric, Carrera, Ninco and SCX The Real Car The real counterpart of this particular slot car is a legendary circuit car from the golden age of American motorsport. The Scalextric C2889 is directly based on the 1969 Chevrolet Corvette C3 L88 SCCA/IMSA racing car. This is the story behind the real car that modelled for the slot car: The Legendary L88 Engine The real car is equipped with the legendary 427 cubic-inch (7.0 liter) L88 V8 engine. The power secret: Chevrolet officially gave up the engine for 430 horsepower to deter insurers and inexperienced street buyers (the engine was intended purely for racing teams). In reality, the L88, directly from the factory with racing exhaust systems, delivered between 550 and 600 hp. Extreme rarity: In 1969, Chevrolet produced only 116 units with the L88 option. Today, original copies belong to the absolute 'holy grail' among collectors and raise millions of euros at auctions. The Race Performance and Steve McDonald The black Corvette with starting number #69 and the red "Chevron" arrow on the hood was an active racer in the American club and endurance races (such as the SCCA - Sports Car Club of America). The real car was completely stripped for the circuit, weight saving: No radio, no stove, no air conditioning and wafer-thin interior panels to keep the weight around 1,450 kg. Characteristic details: The car had the recognizable high "L88 bump" on the hood to accommodate the huge Holley carburetor, and open racing exhausts (sidepipes) right past the sills that produced a deafening V8 sound
Scalextric Chevrolet Corvette L-88 White Kit
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Finished entirely in white, this Scalextric Chevrolet Corvette L-88 White Kit leaves the classic body lines and side pipes in clear view. A driver figure sits inside the open side window. The new 1:32 analog slot car rests on a black base labelled ‘CORVETTE L-88’. A clear presentation cover is included.
Scalextric Clips C8212 50x
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A wide variety of Scalextric borders can be 3D printed in multiple colours, if interested just sent an email to info@4slotters.com
Scalextric DeLorean BACK TO THE FUTURE 2- FLYING TIME MACH (03/25) *
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The wheel pods fold down into flight position on this Back to the Future Part II DeLorean time machine. Silver bodywork, exposed rear equipment and the roof-mounted apparatus reproduce the film car's flying configuration. This new 1:32 Scalextric slot car remains in its themed clear presentation case. It offers a distinctive TV-and-film model for both track and display.
Scalextric Dodge Charger Fast & Furious Toretto
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The Scalextric C4573 Dodge Charger is an officially licensed 1:32 scale slot car replica of Dominic Toretto's iconic 1970 muscle car from The Fast and the Furious franchise. This highly anticipated release captures the aggressive, screen-accurate look of the vehicle, complete with its signature blacked-out paintwork and massive exposed engine blower bursting through the hood.
Scalextric Dodge Monaco – Chicago Fire Department
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Answer the call of duty with the Dodge Monaco from the Chicago Fire Department! This rugged Scalextric car pays tribute to the brave firefighters who risk their lives every day, combining bold design with unstoppable performance for an unforgettable racing experience. Whether you're racing against the clock or battling it out with fellow racers, the Monaco is sure to deliver thrills and excitement with every lap. So buckle up, hit the siren, and get ready to race to the rescue in true firefighter style. Features: High detail with working front and rear lights Magnatraction for enhanced grip Flashing lights (no siren) Digital Plug Ready (DPR) – compatible with digital systems (chip not included) Easy-change guide blade Measures approx. 14 cm long, 5 cm high, 6 cm wide STUNT25
Scalextric Dodge Viper #17 Foster
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Green bodywork and white number panels distinguish this Dodge Viper Competition Coupe #17. Its dense sponsor graphics, silver multi-spoke wheels and visible roll cage give the model a full race-prepared appearance. This new 1:32 Scalextric slot car remains in its clear-front box.
Scalextric Dodge Viper #58 Hawkins Motorsport
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Bright yellow bodywork and silver lower panels make the #58 Dodge Viper easy to pick out on a GT grid. Hawkins Motorsports branding and smaller SCCA-series markings reproduce the 2006 competition livery. Kenny Hawkins is named as the driver of this new 1:32 analog model. The car comes in its clear-front Scalextric USA box.