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  1. Krash Kadillak

    Krash Kadillak Well-Known Member

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    One of these Buddy-L '63 Ford Country Squires?
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    or one of these late 50's/early 60's Japanese tin wagon/travel trailer trailer/ boat combos
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    Or one of these small Tootsietoy Pontiac Safari's? (I had one of these...)
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    Or a Corgi Toy wagon (this one's a '59 Plymouth Sport Suburban)?
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    Or this tin '59 Rambler?
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    Or this Marx 'Fix-All' Mercury wagon (this is about the same scale as a 'regular size' Tonka Truck - about 10-11" long)
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    No.:cry::cry::cry:
     
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    chefdough junior member

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    No but I would play with these like a 14 year old boy iF i did! :banana:
     
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  4. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    No, where I lived we played with rocks and sticks. Sometimes grandma let us use her wooden clothes pins.:cry:
     
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    You had rocks and sticks? We just had sticks.:slap:
     
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    If I wouldn't have been a little boy, I wouldn't have had nothing to play with! :hide:


    Sorry, I know this is a family friendly forum but I couldn't resist. :sorry:
     
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  7. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I think it's time for your wife to take away the cornflakes and beer. :slap:
     
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    Jim 68cuda Well-Known Member

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    Buddy L also made the large stamped steel 63 For wagon with out the woody side trim. But no, I never had one.

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    Jim 68cuda Well-Known Member

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    I had the 1/43 scale Corgi 1959 Plymouth wagon you pictured. And I had a tin toy 64 Buick LeSabre wagon in 1/25 scale like this one.

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    Jim 68cuda Well-Known Member

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    I also had the 1/24 scale 1960 and 1962 Ford wagons.

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    and I had a 60 Chevy wagon promotional model too.

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    and I had a large scale 62 Ford Country Sedan tin toy wagon that had an opening tailgate and I think the windows in the doors would slide open and closed. Mine was red like this one and is long gone, but a buddy of mine still has his which is black.

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    Another one I remember is the 1/43 scale Sabra 64 Chevelle wagon.
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    And I had a few Dinky Rambler wagons, including a red 57 Rambler, a yellow 59 Rambler and this green 64 Rambler, all in 1/43 scale.
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    and I had a red 63 Ford Cortina Squire wagon in 1/43 scale as well by Corgi

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    The only wagon to I still have from my younger days (other than a couple Matchbox wagons) is the 1/43 scale Ideal Motorific battery powered slot car 64 Ford Country Squire.

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    Krash Kadillak Well-Known Member

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    My memory is clouded, but I remember having a '60 Ford promo. It was either the wagon pictured, or a Town Victoria 4-door hardtop.
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    Also went back to the dealer when the '61's came out and got a Thunderbird. had a working 'Swing-Away' steering wheel.
     
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    67 country sedan or squire

    Do you know if there are any out there? If so where?

    Thanks
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Did your mommy allow you to play with the tweezers and magnifying lens also???

    Sorry, but I couldn't resist. (y)
     
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