AllgoodRoger

OK, OK, they are HO gauge slot cars, but they have been in my basement, in a box, in storage, for the last 45 plus years!!!!

Alan 71

Hi,
It's a MIRACLE the drivers survived all those years!!!!
Regards,
Alan

Don Rickles

Ha!

They were hours of fun!

maj75

But are they numbers matching?

vettpapaw

Got to be worth millions....

doorgunner

The paint held up well....but I would be wary of the tires!

Dino_'72

Birdcage ok.

joewill

That's a big quarter! never seen a racing surface like that either..

3JsVette

Aurora by chance?

c3_dk

NICE looking toy car :- ))

LT1M21Vette

Do you have the build sheet?

revneck

Aurora Tjets!! I have an extensive collection. They fetch a pretty penny on ebay. And they should!

midigike

Those can be worth a couple hundred dollars to thousands!
My brothers now deceased father in law was into slot cars big time since the 60s. He had a shop filled with all types of slot cars and precious metals for making slot cars.
When we started going through his small little boxes he had all sorts of cars. Shelby Daytonas, Lola style race cars, muscle cars. Well over 500 of them, all scales.
It wasn't long before my sis-in laws phone was blowing up with people wanting to by the collection and offering big money to buy them.
I did receive his HPI RS4 nitro race RC car, which races on carpet and easily does over 100mph full go with its custom Italian Picco/ Nova Rossi racing engine, full carbon fiber, aluminum, and titanium parts.

AllgoodRoger

These are Lionel cars, but will run on an Aurora Model Motoring track.

OldCarBum

I still have a box of track and several cars stored away at my parents house that hasn't see the light of day in over 50 years. Haven't given them any thought until today. Those were great days, sitting on the floor building new tracks and racing against my older brother. Thanks for sharing.

TCracingCA

So the proverbial question is, which one is faster?