The latest issue of the rag just arrived and there is an interesting article about 1/32 slot cars. I got into slot cars in the 1960's as a kid, originally with HO and then 1/32. At one point I belonged to a club that had a large 1/32 track where we raced a couple of nights a week. In the late 70's and early 80's I then got into AFX HO scale and built an elaborate home track on a 4 x 10 plywood base table. This article has got me pumped. I've always prefered HO for the house because you can put in a much larger scale size track than with 1/32. The article was only about 1/32 but I'm wondering about what the state of the art is with HO these days? Any slot car fans out there who can offer suggestions?
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March 28, 2011 1:48 p.m. TR8owner Reader
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May 10, 2011 5:32 p.m. f86sabjf Reader
heres the best forum i've found for it , Nice people and whole bunch of info.
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May 10, 2011 7:18 p.m. lasttr New Reader
One of those things from my childhood that I unfortunately did not hang onto: my Aurora "Model Motoring" HO slot car set. I had a Stingray and an E-Jag; it was "Deadman's Curve" in the basement! I lost interest in slot cars after I bought my MGA in 1966, nearly doing the "Deadman's Curve" thing again with the MG the next year.
Ken
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