I watched because of that sharp Ford in the thumbnail. It looks like a 70 T-Bird, but maybe it's the rare Cyclone. Ford's were using similar pars... Torino also But at one point it seems you were calling it a 50s Chrysler... Fun cars.

Damn nice video. I still find the 1/32 scale models at garage sales and a few from collectors that just don't want them anymore Most 1/32 scale cars are snap together. I used to manage a hobby store years ago so finding them is not too hard. I have converted a few of them in the past to slot cars and raced them. In the future, I would love to rout out my own track.

That corvette was straight out of death race 2000 staring David Carradine. Jeebus, cult classic.

Great video for ideas thanks!! I’m looking to build a 1/32 Winged Sprint car to run on Carrera Digital and Will use some of what you’re doing.

Greetings from northern Alberta Canada..you've built some nice cars.

Nice work. I wasn't aware anyone made 1/32 plastic model kits. I was planning on doing 1/24 conversion, but since I already have several 1/32 donors I think I'll go that route first. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool thanks for all the knowledge.

Wonderful Channel !! I'm going to make a General Lee when I can :) I am new to the up to date slot cars. New sub :)

Youre doing what i do to achieve the car i want. Right now im trying to do a ghost busters , knight rider a-team and a mccormick cars im wanting to make an entire 80s tv show 1:32 cars.all but one will be ran on the drag strip and the one that wont is the a team van. Thats what im working on currently. Well that and a 50s plastic model i found at an estate sale. Its a 56 corvette. Talking heavy i overpower my 1:32 to do die cast cars even.

Great video, very informative.

Funky Vette is from "Deathrace 2000"

Even with european cars there arent a lot of streetcars. I'm an eu individual myself but I was always facinated by 1960's american racing.

Great video. 3D printing sounds great on paper, but the realities of the current affordable printers don't match up to the hype. As an engineer designing gas turbines for a living, we have the same issue with 3D printing metal parts. By the time all the "hand massaging" of the parts is done, the conventionally machined parts end up being faster, better and cheaper. Eventually the technology will get there, but it will take more time.

Wish you could buy the Carrera 1/32 digital chassis. Nice cars. I want to have NASCAR Vintage 60 - 70's. I have some 2003,,2006 evolution Dan Gurney Plymouth Winged Road runner & the Bobby Isaac Winged Dodge Daytona. Its not plug & play. Can one solder a digital chip in them ? Thanks for the info.

I do the same with 60's Revell chassis and bodies by 3d printing.

Yes good ole merican muscle 💪

One of the best custom slot cars so far, thank you for the video! I am having a hard time finding tires for them, what do you recommend?

Your track and ideas are amazing where are you located I’m in South Jersey

Sir im making a slotcar size of matchbox.sir but i like to fit a powerful flat toy motor.can u pls advice me the powderul toy motor that can also climb hill. Sir i have seen some video of small slot car that take round inside standing position ring.and they says that is 6 volt normal toy motor .sir pls advice how it possible with normal 6 volt toy motor

Hi. Great video! Thank you! You mention that you found "a case" of the Carrera Ferrari Breadvan" cars that you use as donor chassis. Would you happen to know where I could find 2 or 3 of these that I could use?

Carrera Cheetah 1/24 now 150!

More interested in the American cars, this is the main reason for liking the HO cars. Have no interest in the new European cars, some of the old ones are ok like jag e-type. Some of those 1/32 scale slot cars look like badly made toys. Cheers from NZ

Would you be interested in building a 1993 to 1995 Mazda Rx-7. I'd buy it