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Here is the rest of the pictures that I could not post in the original Ad.
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ORIGINAL AD:
Hi,
I am looking to sell my Fly cars /Slot.it collection I have acquired over the last several years. I am located near Boise Idaho.
All cars are NEW, displayed behind glass, but never ran. Unfortunately, some have cracked tires from Sitting (see detailed descriptions). The Cracked tires were probably my fault for tightening the restraining screws too tight before storing them. They were always stored indoors.
I spent some time researching the most recent SOLD pricing. I wrote the "average" price next to the car name below. That is not including the crazy shipping costs I saw that were not included in the sold price. MOST CARS ARE $20.00+ minimum+ TO SHIP – Some out of the country are $50.00+!
Again, the prices below are NOT what I am asking for them, they are the average recent cost to buy or recent sold auctions. The cars with the cracked tires are also noted in the descriptions.
Taking the average on the LOW side I am seeing over $2000.00+ in cars NOT including a deduction for the cars with the cracked tires or the crazy shipping charges.
I am looking to sell the entire collection at one time. I am Asking $950.00 obo as a fair price+ shipping.
Let me know if you have any questions or need anymore pictures.
AGAIN, THE PRICES YOU SEE NEXT TO EACH DESCRIPTION IS JUST AVERAGE RECENT SOLD PRICES I FOUND ONLINE. I am Asking $950.00 obo as a fair price+ shipping.
FLY CARS
1- Porsche 911 EVO Le Mans 98 - $75.00
2- Lola T70 MK3B UK Special Edition Red - 3 Cracked tires $120.00
3- Ferrari 512 S Berlinetta 8 Spa 70 - Cracked front tires $75.00+
4- Porsche 911 GT1 Limited by S. Oliver $75.00+
5- Ferrari 512 S 2 Monza 70 - One Cracked Front tire $125.00
6- Ferrari 512 S Berlinetta Brands Hatch 70 - 4 cracked tires. $139.99 rare
7- Porsche 911 GT1 Suzuka 97 - One Cracked front tire $75.00
8- Panoz Esperante GTR 1 Edition Speciale France- One front and one back tire cracked $60.00
9- Porsche 911 GT1 98 Road Car - one Front tire cracked $70.00
10- Porsche 911 GT1 Daytona 98 - Two cracked front tires $75.00
11- Ferrari 512 S Coda Lunga 24H Lemans 1970 Hughes the Fierlandt - Alistair Walker $110.00 to 190.00 + Shipping RARE
12 - Lola T70 MK 3B Le Mans 1970 - Three cracked tires +- $125.00 to $160.00+ shipping Rare
13- Porsche 911 GT1 Guia Slot Racing - All Cracked $65.00
14- Porsche 911 GT1 98 Donington Park 1998 - One front tire cracked – Difficult to find $75.00
SCALEXTRIC USA
15- McLaren F1 GTR 1995 Le Mans Winner Limited 2000 Edition Box $120.00
16- Maserati MC12 – Going on Ebay USED for $125.00 to $169.00
17- C6006 / Carlos Checa / Yamaha Motorcycle $47.00
18- C6003 / Sete Gibernau / Honda Motorcycle SUPER RARE- $150.00
SLOT.iT
19- Porsche 956C Le Mans 1983 - J. Palmer / J. Lammers / R. Lloyd $120.00 Plus Rare
20- Mercedes Sauber C9 Le Mans 1987 - H. Pescarolo / M. Thackwell / H. Okada $110.00 or lower with 50 to 80.00 delivery from Japan or Italy
21- Nissan R390 GT1 Le Mans 1997 M.Brundle / W. Taylor / J.Muller $120.00 rare
Hi,
I am looking to sell my Fly cars /Slot.it collection I have acquired over the last several years. I am located near Boise Idaho.
All cars are NEW, displayed behind glass, but never ran. Unfortunately, some have cracked tires from Sitting (see detailed descriptions). The Cracked tires were probably my fault for tightening the restraining screws too tight before storing them. They were always stored indoors.
I spent some time researching the most recent SOLD pricing. I wrote the "average" price next to the car name below. That is not including the crazy shipping costs I saw that were not included in the sold price. MOST CARS ARE $20.00+ minimum+ TO SHIP – Some out of the country are $50.00+!
Again, the prices below are NOT what I am asking for them, they are the average recent cost to buy or recent sold auctions. The cars with the cracked tires are also noted in the descriptions.
Taking the average on the LOW side I am seeing over $2000.00+ in cars NOT including a deduction for the cars with the cracked tires or the crazy shipping costs.
I am looking to sell the entire collection at one time. I am Asking $950.00 OBO as a fair price+ shipping.
NOTE- I can only post a certain amount of pictures. So I am posting only the FLY cars on this ad and will try to post the rest on a separate part 2 ad.
Let me know if you have any questions or need anymore pictures.
AGAIN, THE PRICES YOU SEE NEXT TO EACH DESCRIPTION IS JUST AVERAGE RECENT SOLD PRICES I FOUND ONLINE. I am Asking $950.00 obo as a fair price+ shipping.
FLY CARS
1- Porsche 911 EVO Le Mans 98 - $75.00
2- Lola T70 MK3B UK Special Edition Red - 3 Cracked tires $120.00
3- Ferrari 512 S Berlinetta 8 Spa 70 - Cracked front tires $75.00+
4- Porsche 911 GT1 Limited by S. Oliver $75.00+
5- Ferrari 512 S 2 Monza 70 - One Cracked Front tire $125.00
6- Ferrari 512 S Berlinetta Brands Hatch 70 - 4 cracked tires. $139.99 rare
7- Porsche 911 GT1 Suzuka 97 - One Cracked front tire $75.00
8- Panoz Esperante GTR 1 Edition Speciale France- One front and one back tire cracked $60.00
9- Porsche 911 GT1 98 Road Car - one Front tire cracked $70.00
10- Porsche 911 GT1 Daytona 98 - Two cracked front tires $75.00
11- Ferrari 512 S Coda Lunga 24H Lemans 1970 Hughes the Fierlandt - Alistair Walker $110.00 to 190.00 + Shipping RARE
12 - Lola T70 MK 3B Le Mans 1970 - Three cracked tires +- $125.00 to $160.00+ shipping Rare
13- Porsche 911 GT1 Guia Slot Racing - All Cracked $65.00
14- Porsche 911 GT1 98 Donington Park 1998 - One front tire cracked – Difficult to find $75.00
SCALEXTRIC USA
15- McLaren F1 GTR 1995 Le Mans Winner Limited 2000 Edition Box $120.00
16- Maserati MC12 – Going on Ebay USED for $125.00 to $169.00
17- C6006 / Carlos Checa / Yamaha Motorcycle $47.00
18- C6003 / Sete Gibernau / Honda Motorcycle SUPER RARE- $150.00
SLOT.iT
19- Porsche 956C Le Mans 1983 - J. Palmer / J. Lammers / R. Lloyd $120.00 Plus Rare
20- Mercedes Sauber C9 Le Mans 1987 - H. Pescarolo / M. Thackwell / H. Okada $110.00 or lower with 50 to 80.00 delivery from Japan or Italy
21- Nissan R390 GT1 Le Mans 1997 M.Brundle / W. Taylor / J.Muller $120.00 rare
I would like to see what it would come up with if there is any that exist.
They used be good, but now they are absolute crap !!
No strength any more, the paint just runs off the surface, I am told they changed supplier, but sadly for the worse.
New onto the forum but have been racing at ST Albans Slot Car club, recently at Nascot Wood, for quite a few years.
I only race at the club and have not got a track at home
Has anybody compared scaleauto rs200 the 20k rpm version & new 18k rpm 8.31 geared grey chassis version
Slot Rally GB 2026 - Round One - Oxford
There's been a lot of rain so far this year and our 260-mile round trip from Goring-by-Sea was suitably wet and pot-holed. We made good time, despite some less-than-perfect human navigation at the Oxfordshire end. We arrived at a packed Ramsden Memorial Hall. Thirty people signed-on to compete, including twenty paying the extra fiver to enter the championship. It was going to be a long day...
After snaffling a bacon roll and two cups of tea, I was ready to hit the first of our seven stages. The four of us from WHO - Phil, Terry, Mike & me - were in the same group, together with Colin and the two Steves...
Colin is the creator of 'Mind the Lambs' stage which was going to be our group's first. This was run in the reverse direction to last year...
A very neat routed stage across two boards, those cones and gates require some caution - particularly for larger vehicles. I didn't have a bad start - my road-opening SCX Fiat 124 followed by three Nincos - a Porsche 911SC for Classic, Lancia Rallye 037 for 80s/90s and Subaru Impreza for Modern...
I decided not to run the new Targo Florio class. Much as I love the real-world event and the cars, I do slot rallying to run rally cars. But I did enjoy watching some very fast Italian machinery - Terry and Phil shared Phil's NSR Lola, Colin ran an NSR GT40, one Steve had an NSR Porsche 908 and the other a rapid Policar Ferrari 312PB.
Nicely warmed up (and my Subaru a bit bashed by the gates), we moved on to the Ninco Raid track. This should have been a favourite for the WHO racers - we always have a stage with off-road track at our slot rally club nights...
Not surprisingly, some of the Targa cars did not enjoy this stage - the exception being the Policar Ferrari, which set the fastest time of any car in our group. Of my four, it was the Porsche that was quickest - the only time it would beat both the Lancia and the Subaru.
Another stage completed and we were back to the other end of the hall for Wayne's World - a compact routed stage fitted to a paste table. Mike was making notes for a possible future WHO track...
This one's all about rhythm and not bashing the grassy banks. I was happy with my runs - getting quicker with each car.
Some of the groups were breaking for lunch after three stages, but we continued with a fourth - the Ninco Snow stage, which proved trickier than it looks...
Going first, I wasn't 100% satisfied by my performance, the Lancia going quickest - a tenth of a second faster than the Subaru. The Targa cars were blisteringly fast on this stage, with Steve's Ferrari quickest of them all.
Time for lunch and to catch up with some of the other groups. Marc and Martin from St Albans Slot Car Club were enjoying the big Ninco 'Stage 7'...
And the Whitchurch Slot Rally Club guys deserved a prize for their sharp new polo shirts...
For our group, it was time for a well-earned rest before we tackled the two big Ninco stages and the routed Ramsden Green.
hi
I'm new to this hobby so apologies (if like on most hobby forums) this question has been asked many many times...
anyhow bought a scalextric digital set recently , that has the 4 channel silver digital powerbase
done the usual thing and already doubled the size of the track only to find its now lacking in even power and has little chance of powering 3 or 4 digital cars at once .it doesnt..
So have attached three sets of powertaps to the track , and while this has helped , its still lacking in even consistent power.
two questions
1 should the powertaps be connected pretty much one to the next , till you've got all the way around the circuit , or can they be randomnly connected from a strong spot to a weak spot thus strenghtening the weak power area
2 with the sort of power base set up i have is it and (how) possible to connect a second power supply to the track ?
thks in advance
Nascot Wood (as a venue) is no more!
We have moved to St Albans – due to lack of maintenance by the school (no toilet paper sometimes!!!!)
Anyway, our details are as follows:
Our club is located at:
ST ALBANS SLOT CAR CLUB
Margaret Wix Primary School,
High Oaks, St Albans AL3 6EL
What3Words: wished.assest.plots
Our website address:
www.stalbansslotcarclub.co.uk



















