AFX HO F1 Slot Cars were some of the most realistic HO F1 cars made. AFX employeed Sir Jackie Stewart as their Formula One advisor, which is why you will see his name on so many sets. The purpose of this guide is to assist you in identifying the extremely rare HO F1 slot cars made.

Twenty Six different HO F1 slot cars were release with nine of them becoming "extremely rare and expensive". Please note ninety five percent of the extremely rare cars being sold on ebay are by knowledgable owners. The following information will help you identify with detail these extremely rare HO F1 slot cars.

>>>Ferrari 312 T4 #2 with "dark red plastic and a clear windshield". The common version is light red with a blue windshield.  (Best searches: AFX Ferrari or AFX Ferrari 312 T4)

>>>McLaren Texaco #11 without a "rear cowling air scoop". The common versions in red and flourescent orange have the scoop on the rear cowling. (Best searches: AFX McLaren)

>>>McLaren Watson #7 is a red and white "set only car released in Europe". (Best searches: AFX McLaren or AFX McLaren Watson)

>>>Williams Bata Din Chile #8 blue and white was "released in the same set". (Best searches: AFX Williams or AFX Williams Bata Din)

>>>Tyrrell P-34 #4's. (Three extremely rare releases). One blue "elf sponsored car without a Rear Scoop on the Cowling", one  blue and white "First National City #4 without a scoop" and one blue "elf sponsored car with stencil and a scoop". These commonly have paper stickers and the scoop. (Best searches: six wheel, Tyrrell, AFX Tyrrell)

>>>Lotus Essex #11 with "white paper" stickers. The rare but more common one has "shinny" stickers. (Best searches: AFX Essex, AFX Lotus Essex or AFX Lotus)

>>>Renault #15 made with "translucent yellow" plastic. (Very light color) The rare but more common version is with darker yellow plastic. (Best searches: AFX Renault)

I hope you have enjoyed this information and that it assist you in finding these extremely rare cars.