The Bantam Midget was one of the fastest model race cars of the 1930s. Known as spindizzies, these vehicles were powered by model airplane engines and raced on circular board tracks-tethered to a central pole-reaching speeds of up to 150 miles per hour.
Welcome to the updated VintageRacer TETHER CAR GALLERY. I have been collecting TETHER CARS for over 40 years and, in order to keep the collection fresh, offer, from time-to-time, cars for sale....
Welcome to the updated VintageRacer TETHER CAR GALLERY. I have been collecting TETHER CARS for over 40 years and, in order to keep the collection fresh, offer, from time-to-time, cars for sale....
Spindizzies and Tether Cars – Miniature Racing Cars of the Past: The miniature car racing movement apparently started in California during the late-1930s by individuals building cars using small gas-powered model airplane engines. See photos, view two videos and learn all about the little cars at: http://theoldmotor.com/?p=128796
Welcome to the updated VintageRacer TETHER CAR GALLERY. I have been collecting TETHER CARS for over 40 years and, in order to keep the collection fresh, offer, from time-to-time, cars for sale....
