Slot Car Lovers Dream Track
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Slot Car Lovers Dream Track
Check this out if you ever had a slot car when you were a kid... this guy is in Detroit area the track runs on AC! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TlExU8j984
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That is awesome! I have seen train set ups like this before but never a slot-car track. Thanks for sharing, Elton.
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Cool set-up! I had a Strombecker set in the '60s, I remember that it had a Jaguar D-Type and a Ferrari Testa Rossa. The new step-mom got rid of it all when I went away to college, along with all my promo models and many of my records....grrrr.
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The simplicity of using AC instead of DC... allows 2 cars to run on same track but 180 out of phase is brilliant...
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When the craze hit around 1966, I was 10. There was an enterprising individual who bought one of the storefronts in my small town andbuilt a great track. the kids would pay so much for time on the track and would get a controller from the owner for the allotted time. My folks got me an entry level slot car and couldn't figure why I would need money to run it. It would take a lot of cigarette runs for my folks to get me the funds.
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