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Speed Racer Shooting Star (Ertl) 1/18
 EASY ORDER INFO HERE  It was 35 years ago that "Speed Racer" and the Mach 5 first raced across American TV screens as a syndicated half-hour cartoon. Driven by "Speed Racer" himself and maintained by "Pops" and "Sparky", the Mach 5 was outfitted with a futuristic arsenal of special devices that enabled it to leap, sprout special grip tires, extend rotary saws and even operate under water!
Legions of youngsters dashed home from school to tune in to watch every race and see Speedracer and his pals outwit a never-ending slew of shifty villains who were up to no good! Go Speedracer, go! Ertl Diecast Model No. 33261 - Entertainment Series  
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