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Just some images that Dave has been sharing.

































Looking good to me :)

That Mclaren F1GTR, is it slot.it or Scalextric?

Scalextric

I am waiting for the Yellow Javelin

I'll have a 440 and a Sixpack to go, white plz.....

Looks like there will be another F1GTR in my stable. One that I can race since hardly anyone around here buys anything other than Scalextric.

Dave, congrats on the new job.
Once the toy fair is finished...please sent all that stuff to me. Thanks in advance !

I will have to make sure I have an order in for the Dodge Challenger. I missed the last white one.

Mark

Scaley needs to look into the final decorations for that Challenger. Is it a 440 Six Pack with the wrong hood (no black field), or a 340 with the right hood? Note the front license plate. Was there a 340 that year?

Plate had me scratching my head too...

Seems the black hood was more of a 340 thing...

There sure was a 340 in 1970, not unusual in its 4-bbl form. The 3-2bbl 340 came only in the Challenger T/A, didn't it? That means the rest of the T/A trim has to be there to be correct (side pipes, special hood, larger rear tires.) Dodge guys, jump in.

I am planning on getting a couple of the Challengers too, its nice to see a new release of these!
The white car they show seems to be a R/T 440 Six Pack, it may just have the front bumper from the last Challenger T/A street car they did. Hopefully they will change this in production.

The black on the hood was an option for R/T's. T/A's all had black hoods.
The the 340 came out in 1968, but was not available in a 70 R/T Challenger, Base motor 383-4 then 440-4,440-6 and 426-8
the 340 Six Pack was only in either 70 Challenger T/A or a 70 AAR Cuda.

Randy

Had no idea this car was already out. Just kick a kick out of the cartoon scheme.



Just had to have it. My first of the BMW inlines to run with the Merc and Pooch.

I think you will like how it goes Harry......smooth running car I think. I enjoy mine.

By 1970, I was distracted from cars by blurting out a proposal to my current wife (46 years now), so I am guessing based on memory. My '66 4-speed Dodge Coronet 500 had a 383 Commando 4bbl, with the Carter removed along with the stock manifold. I had a 750 Holley Thermoquad on an Offenhauser manifold. My friend had a '69 Barracuda SE 340 that made me think I was standing still. It was years later when I got my hands on a 289 '65 Mustang people on HRW are aware of.

By the way, could this be a Scaley attempt at the "Vanishing Point" Challenger?