That is a really nice set, probably the nicest Eldon I have seen. Eldon was a bargain brand, but in reality, their stuff was OK and better than Strombecker. Most of the old Eldon cars can get new tires and run as new. They never had the design flaws like Strombecker had with their early cars. Their first series of cars with a separate frame were good enough to never need a re-design.
They also manufactured pretty nice-looking bodies, you cars are pretty nice. Not sure if they are true scale, but they look much better than lots of offerings from other companies. Their Camaro, Mustang, and '66 Charger are nice. The 1/24 cars from the Indy 8 really aren't bad either. The Lotus and the Watson can both be modeled into attractive cars.
You might become a basement racer before you know it!!!
Haha, yep, been driving my wife crazy having this all set up in the living room floor!!! My 7 and 9 year old nieces came over and played with the cars for a couple of hours and they said it was fun. One of them even got a car to go up the ramp, hit the clown on two wheels and then the car fell back into the slot and continued on, it was amazing!!! Today I set up the tunnel jump, played a little while and then took it all down, cleaned everything and boxed it all back up for a while. I've got to find some new pick up braids because the old ones are worn out now. Good times!!!
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