Red Porsche 1950?
Army Jeep
Green Jaguar
Orange Ford Ranchero truck? 1965
Photos and information on toys that have passed through my toy box over the years. Some of the items are for sale, some have been sold, some will stay in my collection forever. Feel free to reach out.
Bottom Row:
Lesney Poden Concrete Truck #21
Lesney Stake Truck #04
Lesney Refridgeration Truck #44
Lesney Dumper Truck #48
Lesney Girder Truck #58
Lesney Grit Spreading Truck #70
Middle Row:
Lesney Coach #66
Lesney Route Master Bus #05
Lesney Ferrari Berlinetta #75
Lesney Cheverolet Impala Taxi #20 (1965~1969)
Lesney Ford Galaxy #55/59 (1966)
Lesney Site Hut Truck #60
Top Row:
MatchBox Jeep HotRod #02 1971
Hot Wheels Redline 1974 Ford Race car #23
Matchbox Super Hustler 1971
Corgi Juniors Land Rover Tow Truck
Lesney Land Rover Safari #12
MotorTrend On Demand is a streaming service that is dedicated to cars. Some of the shows are on YouTube, look for the "MotorTrend Channel". As a special promotion they released special edition HotWheels of two cars that were on the show Road Kill. The infamous "Rotson" a '78 Datsun/Nissan 240z, in two different stages and the General Meyhem, a '68 Charger.
I ran across this one while shopping a second hand store, I never seen it before. The trailer unfolds into a launching ramp and it connects to other HotWheels tracks. I don't ever remember seeing a semi in the cartoons.
I got this Versatile 1150 1/16th scale tractor made by Scale Models as a child during Farmfest (a farming convention that was held for a number of years down by Mankato, MN) in the late 80's.
Made by Tonka in 19080~82, these had a friction motor that one would spin up and not take off until one hit either the low or high speed buttons at the rear.
Stompers! I had much fun with these. Four wheeled drive, battery powered by a AA battery. The later ones had "trick wheel" that fastened to the under side so the toy could drive on two wheels. Others had a high and low speed, and a neutral. Another one I had a PTO driven winch. The battel tank with working treads. The Semi required two batteries and was six wheel drive. The smaller one was from McDonalds happy meal or something, it used a AAA battery. I also broke my fair share, I never did learn how to solder very good, and once the motor & gear cover came off it would not hold the gears in place.
CIRCA 1985 these toys were based on the cartoon, actually the other way around, the cartoon was actually based on the toys! The cartoons (all 65 episodes) most of which can still be viewed on YouTube. A bit more about the series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayce_and_the_Wheeled_Warriors
1964 Ford Galaxie 500 promotional toy 1/25th scale. I believe it was made by AMT for Ford dealers. The bottom of the car has a bunch of "facts" about the real car.
A series called "Premier" by Matchbox were highly detailed cars with rubber tires. This particular set is oa pair Chevy El Caminos.