• The car must have been made this current scouting year (after August 1, 2022).

• Parents and Cub Scouts should work together on the car.

• Car must be made from an official kit from BSA Scout Shop

• Width must not exceed 2 3⁄4”.

• Length must not exceed 7”.

• Height must not exceed 6”.

• Width between wheels must be 1 3⁄4”.

• Bottom clearance between the car and the track must be at least 3/8”.

• Weight must not exceed 5.0 ounces.

• No loose materials or sliding weights allowed.

NOTE: Scales will vary, so be prepared to make adjustments at check-in!

• Wheels and axles must be original from an official BSA kit.

• Wheels and axles may not be modified in any way, except to remove manufacturing imperfections and polish.

• No wheel bearings, washers or bushings allowed

• Car must be freewheeling, with no starting devices, and no springs allowed.

• Wheel/axel lubrication is permitted, but must not be deemed excessive (must pass the cleanliness portion of the inspection).

• Creative detailing is encouraged and allowed, using additional materials, such as wood, metal or plastic, as long as the car fits dimensions and other specifications and rules.

• Car must pass the inspection committee. If you don’t follow the rules, your car may be disqualified!

• Scouts will judge their peers for the winners in the following categories:​

  • Most American Car

  • Shiniest Car

  • Foodiest Car

  • Strangest Shaped Car

  • Best Imagination Car

  • and Schooliest Car.