Coming soon from Cartrix.
Cartrix 0970 1962 Dan Gurney #30 Porsche 804 F1 winner French GP
Hi Guys, New from Slot It:
Jaguar XJR12 “Suntec” #26 Le Mans 1991 –Price: $69.99 Sku: SICA13D
McLaren F1 GTR #76 3rd at Motegi 2002 Price: $69.99 Sku: SICA10G
From NSR:
NSR NSR1137SW Porsche 917K 1000km Nurburgring Yellow #55 $108.99 sidewinder
NSR NSR1152SW Porsche 917K LeMans 1971 Livery #57 $109.99 sidewinder
All are in stock. See you soon. Joe
Hi Guys, Just in from Scalextric:
British Grand Prix. Brands Hatch, Great Britain. 20 July 1968. Lotus 49B ’68 Jo Siffert #22Status: AVAILABLE Price: $54.99 Sku: C3413
Jaguar D-Type XKD 601- Sebring 12 Hour ’56 Status: AVAILABLE Price: $54.99 Sku: C3308
Chevrolet Camaro GT-R “The Boss” Yaco Racing Status: AVAILABLE Price: $54.99 Sku: C3391
Volkswagen Beetle – Monte Carlo ’90 Status: AVAILABLE Price: $54.99 Sku: C3412
Chevrolet Camaro ’72 Tony DeLorenzo Status: AVAILABLE Price: $54.99 Sku: C3431
Call and reserve yours now. See you soon. Joe
Hi Guys, Just in from Sideways, the 935/78 Porsche (Moby Dick) driven by Jackie Ickx in winning the 6 hours of Silverstone in 1978. $80.99 with Slot It chassis, and extra undecorated racing wing. SW20. In Stock, call to reserve yours.
Reminder the 1/32 track will be back the week of Labor Day. I hope to see you racing your 1/32 in the store then.
See you soon. Joe
Hi Guys, Just in today from Scalextric:
A spectacular street version of the McLaren MP4-12c in metallic “Volcano” red. This full feature car has working head and tail lights and is DPR. C 3396, $54.99 and in stock
Next are two cars for home use or for racing in our VERY popular Can Am series. Note: 1/32 season starts here in the store in just 10 days!
First up is a 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 in teal green as driven by Mike Folsom at Lime rock in 1962. This car features a full interior. C3318 and in stock, $54.99.
The second Trans Am car is a 1973 Camaro as driven by Australian Frank Gardner in the same Trans Am series. (Gardnier actually drove a 1970 Boss 302 in an earlier race!). This full feature car has working head and tail lights and is DPR. C3316 and in stock, $54.99
See you soon. Joe
Hi Guys, Some new cars in from Scalextric and Slot It:
Scalextric:
C3315 Ford GT40, 1966 Lemans Ligier and Grossman, #15 $54.99 high detail with lights
C3374 Audi R8 Police car with working head lights, tail lights AND overhead lights, Not enough? There is even a European siren and its DPR ready! $54.99 Note: police vehicles always sell out quickly!
C3386 Audi R8 LMS, Phoenix Racing , headlights, tail lights, high detail and DPR. $54.99
C3382 McLaren MP4-12C GT3, No 1 Team Hexis, high impact, low feature and DPR, $44.99.
Slot It: Porsche 962 IMSA number 14 as it ran and took second at Sebring, 1987. $69.99 inline motor.
Thanks for the time and see you soon. Joe
Hi Guys, Just in from Scalextric:
Ford Escort MkII “Castrol” #19 C3416 $54.99
Bertie Fisher is one of Ireland’s most legendary rally racers; winning the Irish Rally Championship four times and the Circuit of Ireland 3 times. Commemorate Fisher’s successful rally career with this Mk II Escort that is without a doubt the most iconic rally car in the world. The Mk II records five consecutive RAC Rally victories from 1975-1979, and a variety of other international rally wins.
Holden L34 Torana “Blues Union” Stirling Moss #17 C3304

The Holden L34 Torana as driven by Sir Stirling Moss and Sir Jack Brabham at Bathurst in 1976 in the Hardie Ferodo 1000. A famous incident occurred at the start of the race at Mount Panorama at Bathurst. The highly anticipated race entry with the UK and Australia’s most respected and accomplished drivers of the era, finished before the race started! The No.17 car failed to get cleanly away from the grid and was duly shunted by a following car. The car didn’t cross the Start Line but was recovered back to the Pits where it was eventually repaired and recorded some laps before retiring with further mechanical issues. An unfortunate end to one of the biggest stories of the year and now embedded in Bathurst folklore.
In Stock. See you soon. Joe