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HO slot stuff/need help identifying
#1

So my dad passed, and If anyone can help identify any of these cars and chassis it would greatly help.
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#2

Hello Tweaked,

My condolances on the loss of your dad. I lost mine 4-years ago.

Some basic ID's at a glance from left to right.

Aurora T-jet 63 Buick Riviera body.
Aurora T-jet Shelby Daytona.
Aurora T-jet 63 Corvette Stingray on what looks to be a "vibrator" chassis?
AFX Road Runner.
Model Motoring or Auto World T-jet 69 Boss Mustang.

Sorry, I'm not sure what the clear body is for.

I hope this helps?

Cheers,
Ken
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#3

Absolutely a big help!  I do have another question though...A couple of other cars i have, like a tyco semi truck -is it normal for the back wheels to not want to turn at all?  I am not sure if the car actually does drive yet since i still am working on setting up the track...I just thought it was odd that they dont turn like the aurora ones do.
Thanks 
Steph
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I would imagine the wheels are supposed to turn. Time and corrosion can seize things up. A few pics would help.

Small correction to my last post. The yellow Mustang is likely a 1970 version. Not a 1969. Oops.

   
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