TYCO RACERS get your BUY BUTTON ready....ON your mark....get set.....GO!!! lol great forever fun. Collectors you need this set. It has it all except the hand held controls. Look at all the track and bridges, power source as per photo is in mint condition. Please view my photo's carefully for your own views on condition. Not easy to find these in this shape all together....most collectors scoop em up fast. First time up for sale, private collection. CONTENTS: Comes with original box but as per photo's damage over the years 4 Tyco cars 7 straight track with yellow input wire control 8 curve track 1 red straight track bypass One power pack mint condition 3 trees 12 track risers....4 L....4 medium...4 small ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Take a look at my larger 2XX Vintage Jaguars stock racing. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pick up the phone text me call me for super fast reply. 416 540-7253
Here is a little TYCO history for the novice
During the 1960s and into the '70s, when the slot-car craze was at its peak in the United States, an HO model train manufacturer called Tyco was a tough competitor to Scalextric and Aurora, which was the Goliath of the hobby. Tyco focused on muscle cars and funny cars at about 1:64 scale.
When Tyco slot cars debuted in 1963, six models were offered—a pair of Fords, a Corvette Sting Ray, a Pontiac Grand Prix, a Buick Riviera, and a Jaguar XK-E. The following year, in 1964, Tyco introduced its S class cars (the S standing for Speedways), and expanded its models with a Lotus, another Jaguar, and a pair of Ferraris. More Corvettes followed in 1965, along with a couple of Thunderbirds, but models went unchanged in 1966.
That proved to be the company's only fallow year. The rest of the 1960s saw more miniature hot rods and muscle cars, and by 1970, Tyco had introduced a second signature line, the Pro series, which was updated a few years later by a line of Pro IIs. Collectors of vintage Tyco slot cars spend a lot of their energy finding minty examples of cars from these decades, but they also collect Tycos with Magnum 440 chassis, which preceded the company's acquisition in 1997 by Mattel. That financial transaction spurred even more improvements to the line, including the introduction of the Magnum 440x2 chassis, which had two traction magnets on the rear end of its chassis rather than one.
Other vintage Tyco slots cars sought by collectors include those emblazoned with NASCAR branding, as well as sets associated with the great race-car driver Richard Petty. Tyco slot cars in this series include a Buick Regal and Oldsmobile Cutlass. In the funny-car category, Tyco Pro IIs include "Gotcha!" and "Catch Me" models, which were popular in the mid-1980s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ONLY serious inquiries please. Please DO NOT WASTE MY TIME!! SCAMMERS!! Do not ask me to email your aunt nor your dog!! I am THEE ole dawg,(lol) I am a professional at selling online decades. I am very experienced at spotting, recognising, scammers. So, again do not text me scammers . Please DO NOT WASTE MY TIME!!
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