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Loved Hot Wheels in the early 70's, and any kind of metal truck. Pretty much anything that had wheels.
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Quoted from Wolfanoz:Oh man, anything Tonka is worth a lot now too. And running into that stuff as a kid was no bueno.
They are worth a lot. Too bad I never kept them like most kids did at that age. Here are a couple more that I forgot about. Mattel Football was so "hot" when it came out. Could NEVER find them. They were always sold out it seemed
Quoted from Wolfanoz:They still sell the electronic football. Saw it at Wally World last weekend.
I've seen it there too. Told my wife to pick me one up for a stocking stuffer last year, and she said they were all out. I have the original Football 2 one. Still haven't picked up a original. Played the hell out of it during the day..
Quoted from DanQverymuch:Ew, don't buy that crappy remake, it has LCDs backlit by red LEDs, looks crappy, plays crappy. The LCD lag time wrecks it. Pick up an original original on eBay, with actual LED segments.
I am picking up an original from '77. The originals just look better. I just want one to "have" in nice shape, not so much play it. Brings back lots of memories.
Quoted from OLDPINGUY:Lke this:
ebay.com link » Jl Munsters Koach Frightning Lightnings Great For Halloween Real Rider
I'm guessing he's looking for a 1/24 or 1/18 scale, but not sure. The little one looks pretty cool tho..
Quoted from AlexSMendes:Yeah, looking for a 1:18... turns out that people are asking too much for it, and the shipping costs do not help!
Yeah, I saw some on Ebay and no, they weren't cheap. Find a cheaper model kit and build one. .
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