Remote Control Cars

There are Radio Shack remote control cars fashioned after the Cat in the Hat as well. The Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat" S.L.O.W. RC Vehicle (Super Luxurious Omnidirectional Whatchamajigger) is sure to rev up any kids imagination. It has parts that spin and move during operation such as flaps, moving gears, and working lights and a horn. It even has dual frequencies, 27 and 49 MHz, so the Cat in the Hat can challenge Barbie in a race around the block!

Ok, maybe you are older and are thinking what is there for me? Dont worry; there are Radio Shack remote control cars for the older enthusiasts as well. How about a Super Street Acura RSX RC Car in 1:10 scale that travels at about 1300 ft / minute? What if it had a spring suspension, precise steering, and three channels so you could hold your own street race with other cars?

Or maybe a Radio Control '58 Impala Low-Rider in 1:12 scale is more your style. These Radio Shack remote control cars do stunts, have a show quality look, and even a front and back that raises and lowers. These bad little cars with their tinted windows come in 27 or 49 MHz so you can have dueling stunts between two of them.

Or if its a classic youd rather have at the other end of that controller, there are Radio Shack remote control cars that will fit that need as well. The 50th Anniversary Chevy Corvette Radio-Controlled Car has the 50th anniversary red exterior, and makes not only a fun ride but also a great showpiece.

So if you think Radio Shack remote control cars are just those little stocking stuffers we used to find on Christmas morning, maybe you should check out their new generation of models and give them a spin.