These Are Two Of The Best Digital Sets Available And We Are Selling Them At Special Prices To Make It Easier For You Get Started Racing On Your Own Track. No Dealers.
Carrera 30195 Passion of Speed set DIGITAL 132
Carrera 30195 Passion of Speed set
24.0-foot lap length, 10.0 x 5.6-foot area
Screaming powerhouses
The Carrera DIGITAL 132 ‘Passion of Speed’ set pits two genuine powerhouses against each other in the Ferrari 488 GT3 SF Corse No. 68 and the Porsche GT3 RSR ‘Manthey Racing’ No. 911. The 550PS/542.47 hp Ferrari 488 GT3 impresses with a Biturbo-V8 engine that does the Italian brand name proud. The racing rival is the Porsche GT3 RSR with a 6-cylinder boxer engine with 4-valve technology, and which was already on the start in 2016 for the 24h-race at the Nürburgring circuit. The Carrera racetrack is around 7.3-metre/23.95 ft. long to allow both cars to unfold every last horse of their power for some great overtaking actions. Who’ll be crossing the line first?
$366.99 $293.95
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Carrera 30197 ’80 Flashback D132 set (Group 5 Capri and M1)
The fatest cars from the eighties, Group 5 BMW vs. Zaxspeed Capri on a 26-foot course with two lane-changer tracks.
5.1 x 9.8-foot area, 26.9-foot lap length
One double-lane change track section PLUS one curved single lane-change track section
The set with cult status
The tracks start to vibrate when these racers hit the circuit. Mario Andretti’s BMW M1 Procar and the Ford Capri Zakspeed Turbo run by the Würth-Kraus-Zakspeed team use the whole bendy 8.2-metre/26.9 ft. Carrera racing circuit to show what they’re capable of. Risky overtaking manoeuvres, lane changes and drifts push the drivers to the limits of their concentration. 2.4 GHz WIRELESS+ Technology and a wireless, ultra-light handset guarantee complete freedom of movement for drivers. These faithfully reproduced classics should be a part of every Carrera collection!
$479.99 $383.95
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We found some of the Fly March 761 Formula 1 cars that are only available in this two-car set. They are available for a limited time at a special discount price. Limit one set to a customer. No dealers.
Fly 99112 March 761 2-car set, Ronnie Peterson (C)
Ronnie Peterson’s 1976 F1 March in two versions, as it appeared at the British Gran Prix and at the US Gran Prix.
$239.95 $169.95
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We were able locate a few of these out-of-production Carrera 1/24 scale Ferraris and have upgraded them to the current D124 digital system. You can get one for yourself but quantities are limited. No dealers
Carrera 20226 Ferrari 575GTC, 1/24 scale. D124 (C)
Carrera did not produce this car with a digital chip, however we have professionally upgraded a few of them with Carrera D124 chips so you can race them on Carrera digital track. The D124 cars will run on any brand of analog track but only on Carrera digital track.
$99.95
The highly-detailed Falcon Slot Porsche 924 Carrera GT cars from Le Mans in 1981 are here as a two-car “Team Boss” set (at a super-low price) and as an individual number 1 car so you order yours.
Falcon Slot 02003 Porsche 924 Carrera Turbo No. 1 Le Mans 1981 7th Team Boss
Falcon Slot 002003 Porsche 924 Carrera Turbo No. 1 Le Mans 1981 7th Team Boss, drivers Jurgen Barth and Walter Roehtl
$78.99
Falcon Slot 00301 Two Pack Porsche 924s nos. 1 and 36 Le Mans 1981 Team Boss
Two Porsche 924 Carrera GTS cars were raced at Le Mans in 1981 sponsored by Boss. Car no. 1 finished 7th overall, drivers Jurgen Barth and Walter Roehl, and car no. 36 finished 11th overall, drivers Manfred Schurti and Andy Rouse
$137.99
The new BMW M3 from Fly has their usually high detail and smooth performance.
Fly (Slotwings) W038-01 BMW M3 E30 Tour de Corse 1987
Fly (Slotwings) W038-01 BMW M3 E30 Tour de Corse 1987, drivers B. Beguin and J.Jacques Lenne
$59.95
The first Slotwings (Flyslot) Platinum Edition set of two 971K Porches from the 1971 Le Mans Test Day is here. The cars have cast-resin bodies with plastic chassis and detail parts and crisp tampo-printed markings. They are only making 78 for the world market so order yours now.
Fly (Slotwings) RW005-01 Porsche 917K 1971 Le Mans Test Day ‘Platinum’ Collection”2-cars
Fly (Slotwings) RW005-01 Porsche 917K 1971 Le Mans Test Day ‘Platinum’ Collection cast-resin and plastic. 2-car set. Production limited to 78 units.
Porsche 917K 1971 Le Mans Test Day white and gulf blue and orange. The dual intake snorkels were only used for test day. The cars that competed in the 24-hour race (finishing 1-2) had flat rear decks so these are replicas of truly unique race cars. These models have cast-resin bodies with plastic chassis and detail parts and crisp tampo-printing markings.
$309.95
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New Cars Coming Soon
These two new Slot.it cars are due next week but the supply will be limited so pre-order yours now. The Audi R18 is a completely new body to increase your options for modern LMP cars.
Slot It SICA38A Audi R18, n.4 3rd Le Mans 2012-PRE-ORDER NOW!
Slot It SICA38A Audi R18, n.4 3rd Le Mans 2012
$59.99
Slot It SICA36B Opel Calibra DTM/ITC 1996 winner—PRE-ORDER NOW!
Slot It SICA36B Opel Calibra DTM/ITC 1996 winner, driver Klaus Ludwing
The Opel Calibra V6 is a racing car designed to take part in the German DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft), the German Touring Car Championship that at the time was the technical pinnacle for touring cars. Racing was restricted to Class 1 (first division or D1) cars. The regulation mandated a maximum capacity of 2.5 liters and a maximum of 6 cylinders, derived from approved models and produced in at least 25,000 specimens. Rules also allowed dramatic changes to the car’s motor and chassis, provided that the body shape was maintained. Opel entered the last race of 1993 as a test for the real début, which took place the following year with a car which was ready to compete against Alfa Romeo and Mercedes. In 1996, when the championship had already changed its name to ITC, Opel managed to win both the driver’s and the constructor’s championship titles. This car reproduces the Team Zakspeed number 17 car with which Klaus Ludwig raced and won the Norisring race in 1996.
$59.99
The Slotwings division of Flyslot is producing three new March 761 Formula 1 cars. The production is limited so pre-order yours now.
Fly W045-03 March 761, GP Canada 1977, Drive Ian Scheckter—PRE-ORDER NOW!
Fly March 761, GP Canada 1977, Drive Ian Scheckter
$69.99
Fly W045-04 March 761 GP Brazil 1976, driver Lella Lombardi—PRE-ORDER NOW!
Fly March 761 GP Brazil 1976, driver Lella Lombardi
$69.99
Fly W045-05 March 761 GP Monaco 1976, driver Ronnie Peterson—PRE-ORDER NOW!
Fly W045-05 March 761 GP Monaco 1976, driver Ronnie Peterson
$69.99
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