24 Day Toy Car Countdown Calendar with Pull Back Racers and Police Cars

Toy Car Countdown Calendar With Pull Back Racers for Hallway Speed Trials

The hallway turns into a racetrack the moment kids get a car. Candy calendars leave nothing behind for kids to play with afterward. Pull a car back, let go, and count down with a finish line.

This calendar has 24 numbered doors, and every door hides a pull back car. Police cars, racers and other models appear, and colors change from door to door. Kids line up the collection as the month goes on.

A simple pull back action launches each car forward after a drag backward. Kids can race on floors, tables or a homemade paper track. Siblings can run mini tournaments using the whole set of cars.

The calendar box stands about 11.4 inches tall and carries festive numbered doors. The cars are plastic, need no batteries and fit small hands. Plus, it suits kids ages 3 and up and classroom countdowns.

• 24 PULL BACK CARS: Behind each of the 24 doors waits one pull back car to collect.
  
  
• MIXED CAR MODELS: Police cars, racers and other models arrive in colors that change with each door.
  
  
• EASY LAUNCH ACTION: Drag a car backward and release it to send it speeding forward.
  
  
• RACE ON ANY SURFACE: Cars zoom across floors, tables or a homemade white paper snow track.
  
  
• BATTERY FREE PLAY: Plastic cars need no batteries and fit small hands during busy race days.
  
  
• FESTIVE GIFT BOX: A box about 11.4 inches tall with numbered doors works as a ready present.

Product Specifications

• Type: Countdown Calendar
• Contents: 24 Pull Back Cars
• Material: Plastic
• Box Height: About 11.4 Inches
• Batteries: None Needed
• Age: 3 and Up

What’s Included

• 1 x Countdown Calendar Box
• 24 x Pull Back Cars

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of cars are inside?
Police cars, racers and other models, with colors that vary.

How does a pull back car work?
Drag it backward and let go to launch it.

What surfaces work for racing?
Floors, tables or a paper track made at home.

Is a battery required?
No, none of the cars use batteries.