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This electric racing slot car is approximately 6 inches in length. It operates on most readily available 1:32 scale slot car race track systems and is most commonly used on Scalextric 1:32 race tracks in the U.S. Contact your race track manufacturer to confirm this brand of slot car will work with your brand of track. This slot car is only available through the hobby market industry.

Add this to your Jada collection! Color and style may vary from pictured item.

WICKED COOL HO SCALE, ENGLAND ISSUE, MINI COOPER, THIS IS THE Micro 1/64th, 1/2 O-Gauge LIMITED One-Year-Only issue. European, United Kingdom Distribution Only! Braided pickups can be run on most HO Scale Electric Slot Race car Tracks. YOU ARE BUYING ONE (1) VEHICLE IN THIS LISTING. Sold as is with no reserve. Offered here as NEW OLD STOCK, Collectors Quality, un-used condition. Buy with confidence please check out my other offbeat slot car related auctions. These come from my personal collecto

CHEVY IMPALA SS DECAL GOOGDIE SHEET 2007 & up NASCAR Car Of Tomarrow LIMITED QUANTITY MADE 1/24 Scale WATERSLIDE Decals that are printed by CARTOGRAPH and are comparable to JWTBM quality This sheet contains manufacture markings, grills, Headlights & tail lights for the CHEVROLET IMPALA SS Decals can be used to make custom die cast cars or MODELS. This offer is for a DECAL ONLY

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Hot Wheels 3 pack contains 3 different cars in each pack. Cars vary from pack to pack.

BRAND NEW-NEVER USED OR REMOVED FROM THE BASE. THIS IS THE FLY A2007 SUNOCO LOLA T70 IN DARK SUNOCO BLUE COLORS WITH YELLOW SUNOCO SPONSOR LETTERING AND THE #6. THIS CAR RACED AT DAYTONA IN 1969 AND WAS DRIVEN BY DONOHUE AND PARSON TO 1 ST PLACE. THIS IS THE 7TH CAR TO COME OUT IN FLY'S 10TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION AND IS A REMAKE OF THE FLY C31 BUT COMES WITH 10TH ANNIVERSARY LOGO ON THE CAR AND SPECIAL BLUE DISPLAY BASE AND SERIAL NUMBERED SILVER FLY CARD . FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN RACING THIS

Built for the Pikes Peak hill climb, this legendary record-breaker is a tribute to the man-against-mountain race circuit.

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

Hot Wheels Station(Authentic) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= 2012 Muscle Car Lot (4) Cars Product info - HOT WHEELS 2011 Nightburnerz Lamborghini Reventon In Yellow. I'm not too sure if this is a possible error but the car in the bubble is flipped nearly 2/3 of its normal position.

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Features: High Intensity Headlamps Xenon Effect Removable and adjustable magnet Guide with suspension A.R.S. (Automatic Return System) Tilting chassis Digitalization Kit V1, SCX20240, can be used to make this car Digital. More info about this car from SCX - pdf Motor: RX-42B

From the design tables of real car manufaturers to the imagination of Hot Wheels concept artists, 2007 First Editions presents the latest innovations in both realistic and fantasy vehicles.

BRAND NEW-NEVER USED OR REMOVED FROM THE DISPLAY BOX. THIS IS THE SLOT IT (SIKF02A) NEW KIT VERSION WHICH IS NOW THE FASTEST SLOT IT CAR EVER MADE ALONG WITH THE SICA05C, SICA05D NISSAN AND MCLARENS! THIS CAR HAS THE NEW HIGH TORQUE 170 g/cm MOTOR WHICH WAS DEVELOPED TO GO HEAD TO HEAD WITH THE NEW NSR SHARK MOTOR. THIS MOTOR HAS ALMOST 40% MORE POWER THAN THE STOCK 25, 000 RPM 105 c/gm MOTOR FOUND IN ALL OTHER SLOT IT CARS MADE PRIOR TO 2007AND IT IS A INLINE MOTOR DROP POD CONFIGURATION USING THE HYPOID CROWN GEAR WHICH CAN BE CONVERTED TO AN ANGLEWINDER USING THE ANGLEWIDER POD . THE NEW SILVER TINNED BRAID IS ALSO ON THIS CAR. THIS NEW FERRARI AVAILABLE HERE IS AN ALL NEW BODY STYLE FOR SLOT IT. THIS FERRARI F40 IS THE LE MANS TEST CAR FROM 1994. THE CAR IS RED IN COLOR WITH NO NUMBER WHITE MEATBALLS ALONG WITH GOODYEAR, KONI, OZ, CHAMPION SPONSORS AND BLACK REAR SPOILER. THE CAR COMES DIRECTLY FROM SLOT-IT WITH THEIR HIGH PERFORMANCE BALANCED V12/3 MOTOR, TEMPERED REAR AXLE, NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE SPUR GEAR

2007 Greenlight Corvette Collection Series 1/64 scale diecast metal collectible of a silver 2007 Chevy Corvette roadster. This modern muscle car has great detail for a 1/64 scale car with an opening hood, detailed engine, rubber tires, diecast metal body and chassis, detailed graphics, beautiful finish and custom license plate and is officially licensed by Chevrolet. This beautiful Vette has liquid smooth silver paint with chrome wheels and a burgandy interior. It is a limited edition and has a serial number on the bottom of the chassis. The car and all packaging you are bidding on are in MINT, NEW, UNOPENED, SEALED condition. It is sealed in a plastic hang package as shown in the photo. All 1/64 scale cars I sell are boxed and shipped in a new, crisp box to make sure they arrive to you in perfect, case fresh condition. Bubble mailer envelopes are NEVER used on my 1/64 scale collectable cars.

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

NASCAR LEGENDS #11 GROUND Black car 2007 #11ground07 1/24th - 1/25th Scale Waterslide Decals HIGHLINE This is not printed on a $500 Alps printer, this is printed on a $6, 500 Kodak printer that is used in the photography industry. We print a double layer of white under the logos to ensure you have bright, vivid colors. The detail on these decals is great. These decals are very thin and can be torn.

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

Digital 132: with full Speed has an advanced difficulty level for the experienced slot car racer. Race up to 6 cars simultaneously on the same track. Pass and change lanes at maximum speeds. Electronic lap counter and pit lane provide realistic racing action. Worldwide unique race track system combining tracks to race 1:24 and 1:32 scale digitally controlled cars. Stable track system. Speed controller for single-handed driving action. Individually codable, digitally controlled cars. All Digital 132 cars can be used with Carrera Evolution. Original and detailed cars, tampo printed. Cars have realistic acceleration and braking action. Most cars have front light and rear/brake light.Features include: •This Digital 132 series has 1:24 track and 1:32 cars•Change lanes at top speed•Includes 2006 dodge charger•Includes Chevrolet Camaro 2007 super stocker•Assembled dimensions of track are 7.97 x 3.58'

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...

DODGE AVENGER-CHARGER DECAL GOOGDIE SHEET 2007 up NASCAR Car Of Tomarrow LIMITED QUANTITY MADE 1/24 Scale WATERSLIDE Decals that are printed by CARTOGRAPH and are comparable to JWTBM quality This sheet contains manufacture markings, grills, Headlights tail lights for the DODGE AVENGER-CHARGER Decals can be used to make custom die cast cars or MODELS. This offer is for a DECAL ONLY THESE ARE WATERSLIDE DECALS THEY ARE NOT CONSIDERED STICKERS, DIE CUT VINYL, PEEL STICK OR SELF ADHESIVE. WATER

From Wikipedia: Hot Wheels is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. ~~~ Hot Wheels are die-cast model vehicles manufactured by Mattel and were introduced in 1967. Originally the cars and trucks were manufactured to approximately 1:64 scale and designed to be used on associated Hot Wheels track sets. By 1972, however, a series of 1:43 scale "Gran Toros" made by Mebetoys in Milan, Italy, were introduced. More recently, a range of highly detailed adult collector vehicles, including replicas of NASCAR and Formula One cars, have found success. Despite the forays into larger scales, the brand remains most famous for the small scale free-rolling models of custom hot rods and muscle cars it has produced since the range first appeared. Roughly 10, 000 or more different models of Hot Wheel Cars have been produced over the years. ~~~ Hot Wheel Vehicles are authorized by the car makers General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler Motors. Other car makers like Ferrari, Mazda, and Toyota have licensed Hot Wheels to make a scale model of their cars. ~~~ To make a Hot Wheels version of a current-model car, Mattel looks at design blueprints of the full-sized car. An example of this is the Chrysler 300 Hot Wheel car. First, the Hot Wheel Team and Mattel went to Chrysler to look at the design of the 300 and an actual car. Chrysler licensed the blueprints to Mattel and the Hot Wheel Team for the purpose of producing the model car. Chrysler then required Mattel to return the blueprints after the Hot Wheel team was finished studying them. ~~~ At Mattel's Hot Wheel design center, the blueprint's design measurements and dimensions were scaled down to conform to a model car that is 1/64 the size of a real car. Then a mock-up of the car was produced in plastic and evaluated. After this process, the mock-up became a die cast metal mock...