As a child in the 1960s, I'm trying to remember some of the toys we played with. Here are a few.
Any of these familiar to you?

http://www.skooldays.com/images/ty1427.jpg  http://sixties60s.com/1967/kerplunk.jpg

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/chpoolt1.jpg
http://www.majormattmason.net/gif/6303.jpg  http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_OJRwHE_EszA/S1Nxf_LVDZI/AAAAAAAAGKk/0rcFZGd0vNk/s400/Milton+Bradley+Concentration+Vintage+1950s+Board+Game.bmp

http://www.calendars.com/img/p/orig/200500007648.jpg

What other toys did you have in the 1960s?

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/twister.jpg

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/twister.jpg


We had Twister as well. Never was fond of it.

Some more games:

http://farm8.static.flickr.com/7018/6465776879_e87a726fd8.jpg http://media-cache-ec3.pinterest.com/upload/228628118552722027_PsxdJarN_c.jpg

http://www.skooldays.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/Toys-in-the-60s.jpg http://1000awesomethings.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/battleship.jpg

Hit The Spot

http://img0.etsystatic.com/000/0/5624414/il_fullxfull.234195704.jpg http://img3.etsystatic.com/006/0/6107986/il_fullxfull.369540155_ls53.jpg

The object was to roll the metal ball as far up the bars as possible without letting it drop into the holes.
::)

Bill Ding

http://www.zeebop.com/images/toy-information-images-zoom/bill-ding-stacking-clown-schylling-bdss.jpg

Hit the Spot and Bill Ding predate the sixties.  They were toys left over from my uncle's childhood that were in my grandparents' basement.

http://geektyrant.com/storage/page-images/G.I.%20Joe%201964.jpeg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1292956150346
G.I. Joe -- 1964

http://americanthings.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/easy-bake-by-toyandtraindotcom.jpg
Easy Bake Oven -- 1963

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/7224/hotwheelsfinal.jpg http://hotwheelsracetracks.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/hw-hot-curves-race-action-set-1.jpg?w=584

Hot Wheels cars and tracks -- 1968

I had Hot Wheels in the seventies.  They were flashier than Matchbox, but lower quality.  They were both die-cast, not just plastic crap.

As a child in the 1960s, I'm trying to remember some of the toys we played with. Here are a few.
Any of these familiar to you?

http://www.skooldays.com/images/ty1427.jpg  http://sixties60s.com/1967/kerplunk.jpg

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/chpoolt1.jpg
http://www.majormattmason.net/gif/6303.jpg  http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_OJRwHE_EszA/S1Nxf_LVDZI/AAAAAAAAGKk/0rcFZGd0vNk/s400/Milton+Bradley+Concentration+Vintage+1950s+Board+Game.bmp

http://www.calendars.com/img/p/orig/200500007648.jpg

What other toys did you have in the 1960s?


That neon colored doo-dah was actually popular again in the 90s.

I wasn't born even around in the '60s, but I had an Etch-a-Sketch and a slinky (got tangled up after one day). We also owned the Game of Life and Battleship.

Hot Wheels cars and tracks -- 1968

I had Hot Wheels in the seventies.  They were flashier than Matchbox, but lower quality.  They were both die-cast, not just plastic crap.


I was a huge fan of hot wheels cars:

I had these, probably in 1968.

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee5/white-monster/Hot%20Wheels/Porsche917US001.jpg
http://www.diecastlovers.com/normale/Hot%20Wheels_Chevrolet_1968%20Corvette_62Vc.jpg
http://www.breithaupts.com/hwcm6208.jpg http://www.redlinegrandprix.com/redFirebird.jpg

And the race tracks too, in yellow and in orange. But I got those in the early 70s

http://playborhood.com/wp-content/uploads/hot_wheels_track.jpg

I was a huge fan of hot wheels cars:


Matchbox Cars and Hot Wheels, the complete list, every car, sorted by year, name, and picture.

Great walk down memory lane.  If you were too young to know whether your cars were "new" or "hand-me-downs", and you're too old to remember how young you were when you were playing with them, you can almost answer the question of "how old were you when you started playing with die-cast cars" by browsing to find the oldest car you remember.

What's really amazing is that you've probably never seen the more obscure vehicles in your collection for 20-30 years, but you will still know - immediately - which ones were "yours", and which ones you don't remember. 

What's really awesome is that the pictures of these toys look like toys should look, with all the little paint chips and scratches that make them recognizable as not merely a collector's items, but as something that some kid somwhen actually enjoyed.

Matchbox Cars and Hot Wheels, the complete list, every car, sorted by year, name, and picture.

Great walk down memory lane.  If you were too young to know whether your cars were "new" or "hand-me-downs", and you're too old to remember how young you were when you were playing with them, you can almost answer the question of "how old were you when you started playing with die-cast cars" by browsing to find the oldest car you remember.

What's really amazing is that you've probably never seen the more obscure vehicles in your collection for 20-30 years, but you will still know - immediately - which ones were "yours", and which ones you don't remember. 

What's really awesome is that the pictures of these toys look like toys should look, with all the little paint chips and scratches that make them recognizable as not merely a collector's items, but as something that some kid somwhen actually enjoyed.


I had no notion of future value.  I played with my Matchbox Cars until they were in pieces.  I used to smash them with rocks and stuff!
:)

Hit The Spot

http://img0.etsystatic.com/000/0/5624414/il_fullxfull.234195704.jpg http://img3.etsystatic.com/006/0/6107986/il_fullxfull.369540155_ls53.jpg

The object was to roll the metal ball as far up the bars as possible without letting it drop into the holes.
::)



My family has a game that's almost identical to that, only it's called "Shoot The Moon."

http://ak1.ostkcdn.com/images/products/P12326365.jpg

http://www.calendars.com/img/p/orig/200500007648.jpg



OMG I officially love you!

I have a later version of this toy.  I found the blocks again recently, couldn't recall the game name or how it was played.  I kept intending to take pictures and post the question on here somewhere.  Still not sure that name rings a bell, maybe it was called something else in the UK (or the 80s)

So can anyone remember the rules?

So can anyone remember the rules?


Try these for help or rules:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_Insanity 
http://www.dean.usma.edu/math/people/rickey/hm/Teaching%20Instant%20Insanity.htm
http://www.maa.org/mathland/mathtrek_8_9_99.html

If you like a challenge as little as I do, this is the game for you!
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mam1sdWmbo1qlizo4o1_500.jpg

I had a lot of these toys-including Hot Wheels and those orange tracks. I really liked this boy in second grade and he was really into Hot Wheels so I had to be, too. I kept asking for Hot Wheels for Christmas. Santa granted my wish but I had to wait about a week until I could play with them-until my father and older brother were done playing with them.  >:(  ;D ;D ;D


This was my favorite:

http://www.johnomusic.com/splittinimage.gif

The Splittin' Image.

I don't know if I had one or he (the kid that I liked) had one. Either way, if I had one today-do you know how much that would be worth? We have sold a bunch of old Hot Wheels (and Matchbox) and made a couple of bucks.



Cat

If you like a challenge as little as I do, this is the game for you!
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mam1sdWmbo1qlizo4o1_500.jpg


Omigosh, my brother had those games! He even had the ring toss one that's shown except I think the rings had to be placed onto the dolphin's beak. Those games rocked!

Fisher Price toy record player --

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KBflHy1KMr0/UCbvxS-E1FI/AAAAAAAABNw/1PvPUb8G7To/s1600/Fisher-Price-Record-Players.jpg

Fisher Price toy record player --

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KBflHy1KMr0/UCbvxS-E1FI/AAAAAAAABNw/1PvPUb8G7To/s1600/Fisher-Price-Record-Players.jpg


I had one of those.

Anyone play with 1960s Lionel trains?

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Vintage-1960s-Lionel-Train-Set-19142-with-Van-Camps-Promo-Car-in-original-box-/00/s/NzY4WDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqR,!igFBim2dsC9BQis65O9tg~~60_35.JPG

I had one of those.

Anyone play with 1960s Lionel trains?

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Vintage-1960s-Lionel-Train-Set-19142-with-Van-Camps-Promo-Car-in-original-box-/00/s/NzY4WDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqR,!igFBim2dsC9BQis65O9tg~~60_35.JPG


Back in the 1960s, Roy Cohn was the proud owner of the Lionel Corporation!  I did have a hand-me-down Lionel train set that my grandparents bought for my dad in the forties.  It was a nuisance to put it together because the current ran through connecting rods at the ends of each track length, and if just one wasn't connected right, the whole string wouldn't work.  So I spent a lot of time cursing and stomping and checking each of those little rods.  Once I got it running, however, it had plenty of zip and it was all die-cast.  Built like a brick sh*t house.  I used to put Matchbox cars on the crossings and the locomotive would knock the right out of the way!

http://img.ezinemark.com/imagemanager2/files/30002496/2011/01/2011-01-06-16-49-15-11-pugsley-addams-gained-fame-with-roles-in-the-clas.jpeg

Fisher Price toy record player --

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KBflHy1KMr0/UCbvxS-E1FI/AAAAAAAABNw/1PvPUb8G7To/s1600/Fisher-Price-Record-Players.jpg


If you have one, and it still works...

OPQPNj8NbBA

...it even plays Stairway to Heaven these days.

(Had one, also had one of those Tomy Waterful Ring Toss Games games, and that 3-rail Lionel train set looks familiar.  Somehow I associate the ring toss game with the 80s.)

http://austinthompson.org/Thingmaker/Mattel/Packaging/4477-Thingmaker.jpg

http://www.rocketroberts.com/minn/images/thingmaker.jpg


This is one of the ones we had.

http://img2.etsystatic.com/000/0/6296941/il_fullxfull.260584406.jpg

And this one.

http://www.snowcrest.net/fox/box_pica.JPG

We may have had this one, too but I don't quite remember but it looks awfully familiar.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-0byUlHd-f_E/T16KCDb96sI/AAAAAAAAAF8/XMaPXCcy2aI/s1600/IncredibleEdiblesContentsSquare.jpg

A few years ago, we find a bunch of molds at an auction. Some of them were from the Fun Flowers. Man, did it bring back memories.


Cat

And I had that too! Surprising how many 60s toys I had when I wasn't even born yet!

Don't forget Shrinky Dinks!

http://vintagenewscast.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/il_fullxfull.9778609-1.jpg

Don't forget Shrinky Dinks!

http://vintagenewscast.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/il_fullxfull.9778609-1.jpg



Yup-had those, too.


Cat

Mad Libs came out in the fifties, but they were more of a sixties and seventies thing. 


http://www.catchingfireflies.com/product_images/l/130/PGN10reg__13296_zoom.jpg  http://www.rainbowresource.com/products/018869i1.jpg

Of course, with us the idea was to be as disgusting as possible. 

Max, name a liquid.
Heh-heh, monkey-spunk!

:D

Didn't have any of those toys, Cat, and never heard of shrinky dinks.

I had these ..

http://media-cache-lt0.pinterest.com/upload/285204588872515741_qob7Q8xB_b.jpg http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mr7xSURhxmXnxMtbGPkuLXg.jpg
http://hockeygods.com/system/gallery_images/5337/normal.jpg?1291331945

didn;t have any of those tyoys, Cat, and never heard of shrinky dinks.

I had these ..

http://media-cache-lt0.pinterest.com/upload/285204588872515741_qob7Q8xB_b.jpg http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mr7xSURhxmXnxMtbGPkuLXg.jpg
http://hockeygods.com/system/gallery_images/5337/normal.jpg?1291331945



I love Mille Bornes. In fact, I just bought it several years back-have played with Carlos & his kids.


Cat

http://austinthompson.org/Thingmaker/Mattel/Packaging/4477-Thingmaker.jpg

http://www.rocketroberts.com/minn/images/thingmaker.jpg

This is one of the ones we had.

...

Cat


Creepy Crawlers were a blast!  :D  How did we manage to survive playing with such a dangerous toy?

Here's a favorite of mine from the mid-late 60's:

http://img0.etsystatic.com/000/0/5393703/il_fullxfull.294448768.jpg

We had gumby's. but no pokey's.

Anyone have these?

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/POST-OFFICE-BOARD-GAME-HASBRO-1968-MAIL-MAN-LETTERS-/17/!B633P,!CGk~$(KGrHqMOKjEEyTbsZ(SNBMyirP!ShQ~~-1_35.JPG  http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mGldje6NxDIr5TcZ8n2f3Zg.jpg

As a child in the 1960s, I'm trying to remember some of the toys we played with. Here are a few.
Any of these familiar to you?

http://www.skooldays.com/images/ty1427.jpg  http://sixties60s.com/1967/kerplunk.jpg

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/chpoolt1.jpg
http://www.majormattmason.net/gif/6303.jpg  http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_OJRwHE_EszA/S1Nxf_LVDZI/AAAAAAAAGKk/0rcFZGd0vNk/s400/Milton+Bradley+Concentration+Vintage+1950s+Board+Game.bmp

http://www.calendars.com/img/p/orig/200500007648.jpg

What other toys did you have in the 1960s?


I do remember the board game Concentration but I think in the 80's the look of the board game was changed.

http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/images/twister.jpg


Twister changed it's look in the 80's.

If you like a challenge as little as I do, this is the game for you!
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mam1sdWmbo1qlizo4o1_500.jpg


Do they still sell those?  ???

Fisher Price toy record player --

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KBflHy1KMr0/UCbvxS-E1FI/AAAAAAAABNw/1PvPUb8G7To/s1600/Fisher-Price-Record-Players.jpg


I remember those in the 70's.

Mad Libs came out in the fifties, but they were more of a sixties and seventies thing. 


http://www.catchingfireflies.com/product_images/l/130/PGN10reg__13296_zoom.jpg  http://www.rainbowresource.com/products/018869i1.jpg

Of course, with us the idea was to be as disgusting as possible. 

Max, name a liquid.
Heh-heh, monkey-spunk!

:D


They still sell those.

We had gumby's. but no pokey's.

Anyone have these?

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/POST-OFFICE-BOARD-GAME-HASBRO-1968-MAIL-MAN-LETTERS-/17/!B633P,!CGk~$(KGrHqMOKjEEyTbsZ(SNBMyirP!ShQ~~-1_35.JPG  http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mGldje6NxDIr5TcZ8n2f3Zg.jpg


One of my elder brothers had Battling Tops.  I always wanted to be Tricky Nicky

I had Spirograph, Ker Plunk, and Fun flowers.

One of my elder brothers had Battling Tops.  I always wanted to be Tricky Nicky


http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qPRkRyYGvEg/TROg0386M8I/AAAAAAAAAoE/Do6rMDcstJI/s1600/clue-game.jpg

I always wanted to be Colonel Mustard.
:)

I had Spirograph

As did I...but a later version of it.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qPRkRyYGvEg/TROg0386M8I/AAAAAAAAAoE/Do6rMDcstJI/s1600/clue-game.jpg

I always wanted to be Colonel Mustard.
:)


I always wanted to be Miss Scarlett.  2nd choice was Mr Green.

I always wanted to be Miss Scarlett.  2nd choice was Mr Green.



I always wanted to be Miss Scarlett, too.



Cat

I always wanted to be Miss Scarlett, too.



Cat


I wanted to be Rhett Butler.  He was a dick, but he was waaaay cooler than Ashley Wilkes...oh, wait a minute wrong thread. 

Here is a game we had, "Don't Break the Ice."  The object was to knock the little ice blocks out of the pond without making the guy fall through.  It was kind of pointless because late in somebody got the mallet and had no choice but to make the guy fall through!
:D

http://www.visualsspeak.com/newweb/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/dbti.jpg

I wanted to be Rhett Butler.  He was a dick, but he was waaaay cooler than Ashley Wilkes...


Frankly Max dear, I don't give a.... :D



Here is a game we had, "Don't Break the Ice."  The object was to knock the little ice blocks out of the pond without making the guy fall through.  It was kind of pointless because late in somebody got the mallet and had no choice but to make the guy fall through!
:D

http://www.visualsspeak.com/newweb/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/dbti.jpg


We had this one at home. But I think we had in during the 70s decade.

I wanted to be Rhett Butler.  He was a dick, but he was waaaay cooler than Ashley Wilkes...oh, wait a minute wrong thread. 

Here is a game we had, "Don't Break the Ice."  The object was to knock the little ice blocks out of the pond without making the guy fall through.  It was kind of pointless because late in somebody got the mallet and had no choice but to make the guy fall through!
:D

http://www.visualsspeak.com/newweb/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/dbti.jpg


This looks like a lame game.

I wanted to be Rhett Butler.  He was a dick, but he was waaaay cooler than Ashley Wilkes...oh, wait a minute wrong thread. 

Here is a game we had, "Don't Break the Ice."  The object was to knock the little ice blocks out of the pond without making the guy fall through.  It was kind of pointless because late in somebody got the mallet and had no choice but to make the guy fall through!
:D

http://www.visualsspeak.com/newweb/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/dbti.jpg



But Miss Scarlet, I know nothing about Break the Ice. 

I had THIS game:

http://img2.etsystatic.com/002/0/6017061/il_fullxfull.375888882_olv6.jpg


One of my sisters had this one:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_dmncsal6_7Y/TMmChWE3OnI/AAAAAAAAGDc/Rocb8VJKWKk/s1600/tip-it+004.jpg

And another sister had this game:

http://www.vintagetoysgames.co.uk/images/kerplunk_1960s_contents.jpg


Cat

And another sister had this game:

http://www.vintagetoysgames.co.uk/images/kerplunk_1960s_contents.jpg


Cat


I had Ker-Plunk.

I had Ker-Plunk.


How was Ker-Plunk played?  ???

How was Ker-Plunk played?  ???



You put the sticks into the tube and then you poured the marbles in. The sticks would hold up the marbles. And then each person in turn pulls out a stick and hope that the marbles do not fall. When all the marbles have fallen, the person with the least amount of marbles wins.



Cat

You put the sticks into the tube and then you poured the marbles in. The sticks would hold up the marbles. And then each person in turn pulls out a stick and hope that the marbles do not fall. When all the marbles have fallen, the person with the least amount of marbles wins.



Cat


In other words, don't lose your marbles.

In other words, don't lose your marbles.



Yup-but of course, I lost mine a LONG time ago.


Cat

And another sister had this game:

http://www.vintagetoysgames.co.uk/images/kerplunk_1960s_contents.jpg


Cat


My brother and I had Ker-Plunk for awhile but somehow it lost all it's marbles. As a kid I never went anywhere
without my bag of marbles or my tops. After a bad day of marbles I needed replacements, Ker-Plunk was
convenient, instantly replacing my marbles. My parents never knew what became of those marbles, to them
it was just another broken game.

My brother and I had Ker-Plunk for awhile but somehow it lost all it's marbles. As a kid I never went anywhere
without my bag of marbles or my tops. After a bad day of marbles I needed replacements, Ker-Plunk was
convenient, instantly replacing my marbles. My parents never knew what became of those marbles, to them
it was just another broken game.


Nice story. (Your secret is safe with us about the marbles)

http://www.classicrockforums.com/forum/images/smilies/wanking.gif

Hey, what image did I just post?

Yup-but of course, I lost mine a LONG time ago.


Cat


;D

My brother and I had Ker-Plunk for awhile but somehow it lost all it's marbles. As a kid I never went anywhere
without my bag of marbles or my tops. After a bad day of marbles I needed replacements, Ker-Plunk was
convenient, instantly replacing my marbles. My parents never knew what became of those marbles, to them
it was just another broken game.



Too funny.


Cat

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/1966-Vintage-Milton-Bradley-RACK-O-Board-Game-RackO-Rack-O-/00/s/NDgwWDY0MA==/$(KGrHqFHJDEE9(0vl8G1BPcPOrwmHw~~60_35.JPG

http://cdn100.iofferphoto.com/img/item/111/358/732/fsj6.jpg

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/1966-Vintage-Milton-Bradley-RACK-O-Board-Game-RackO-Rack-O-/00/s/NDgwWDY0MA==/$(KGrHqFHJDEE9(0vl8G1BPcPOrwmHw~~60_35.JPG

http://cdn100.iofferphoto.com/img/item/111/358/732/fsj6.jpg



We have Rack-O that we bought maybe about 10 years ago or so because my youngest step-daughter wanted it. We played it several times when we was staying with us. But, she doesn't stay with us much anymore and we are usually a bit busy when she does-like playing with HER kids.


I remember Hang On Harvey but we didn't have it.



Cat

I had a lot of these toys-including Hot Wheels and those orange tracks. I really liked this boy in second grade and he was really into Hot Wheels so I had to be, too. I kept asking for Hot Wheels for Christmas. Santa granted my wish but I had to wait about a week until I could play with them-until my father and older brother were done playing with them.  >:(  ;D ;D ;D


This was my favorite:

http://www.johnomusic.com/splittinimage.gif

The Splittin' Image.

I don't know if I had one or he (the kid that I liked) had one. Either way, if I had one today-do you know how much that would be worth? We have sold a bunch of old Hot Wheels (and Matchbox) and made a couple of bucks.



Cat


I recall having one like this only it was purple..maybe it was a knock-off and not true Matchbox?  ;D ;D I loved matchbox cars.

I recall having one like this only it was purple..maybe it was a knock-off and not true Matchbox?  ;D ;D I loved matchbox cars.

Purple (pic is rather tiny, best I can find)

http://di1-3.shoppingshadow.com/images/pi/92/9d/66/42182814-260x260-0-0_Mattel+Hot+Wheels+100+Splittin+Image+2+Car+Set+Spl.jpg

I recall having one like this only it was purple..maybe it was a knock-off and not true Matchbox?  ;D ;D I loved matchbox cars.



Not Matchbox-HOT WHEELS!!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D



Cat

Some Other Favorite Hot Wheel Cars

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/VINTAGE-HOT-WHEELS-REDLINE-MANTIS-CAR-1969-by-MATTEL-U-S-A-VGC-/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/$T2eC16RHJGIE9nnWqyFCBQpg)00b!!~~60_35.JPG

http://www.mysite4u.com/toys/diecast/hw/68/hot%20wheels%20redline%20aqua%20beatnik%20bandit.jpg

Not Matchbox-HOT WHEELS!!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D



Cat



Purple (pic is rather tiny, best I can find)

http://di1-3.shoppingshadow.com/images/pi/92/9d/66/42182814-260x260-0-0_Mattel+Hot+Wheels+100+Splittin+Image+2+Car+Set+Spl.jpg


A-HA, yep that was it. I had quite a few but this one was my favorite. Now I am wondering where all of my cars went. :(

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2345/2174330858_c82be64f20.jpg

http://www.retroplanet.com/mm5/graphics/Blog-Images/Space_Gun.jpg    http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/66i/gijoe2.jpg

I found a photo I took ...maybe 10 years ago, of some of the toy cars I still had, even though many have wear and tear. The cars either date from the 1960s or 1970s

Maybe some of you had some of these:

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8085/8430692964_1cc25d8f90.jpg

I found a photo I took ...maybe 10 years ago, of some of the toy cars I still had, even though many have wear and tear. The cars either date from the 1960s or 1970s

Maybe some of you had some of these:

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8085/8430692964_1cc25d8f90.jpg



I see these and think, "I wonder how much they go on eBay."  ;D ;D ;D  Yeah, occupational hazard. We have sold many cars like these-sometimes for about $10 a pop. Now, if you have any Hot Wheels red lines-those go higher. I can't see if they are red lines or not from the photo.



Cat

I see these and think, "I wonder how much they go on eBay."  ;D ;D ;D  Yeah, occupational hazard. We have sold many cars like these-sometimes for about $10 a pop. Now, if you have any Hot Wheels red lines-those go higher. I can't see if they are red lines or not from the photo.



Cat

2 of them did, but their tires were half-broken from overuse, most of these cars had heavy wear and tear and were thrown into the trash over 5 years ago.