What was your favorite car related toy as a kid?
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mine was a largeish battery powered pick up truck that you could completly strip down and had different gearboxs and diffs you could fit to make it 2/4 wd and higher/lower gear ratios.
it had a working powerwinch that could be fitted front or back using a pto and a selection of different wheels and tyres.
i would love to get one again!
it had a working powerwinch that could be fitted front or back using a pto and a selection of different wheels and tyres.
i would love to get one again!
dudleybloke said:
mine was a largeish battery powered pick up truck that you could completly strip down and had different gearboxs and diffs you could fit to make it 2/4 wd and higher/lower gear ratios.
it had a working powerwinch that could be fitted front or back using a pto and a selection of different wheels and tyres.
i would love to get one again!
Rich kid it had a working powerwinch that could be fitted front or back using a pto and a selection of different wheels and tyres.
i would love to get one again!

Mine was a matchbox RS200.
LFO said:
Here's mine. ohhh long trips in the car were amazing with this - I wasn't allowed to switch it on as it was too noisy.
I must of done some serious mileage in that porsche.

Jeez! I'd have killed for that!I must of done some serious mileage in that porsche.
'Slam Bam Sam' was mine I suppose. Always remember outwitting my Dad at ten yrs old and still having one wing left on my beetle after totalling his.

LFO said:
Here's mine. ohhh long trips in the car were amazing with this - I wasn't allowed to switch it on as it was too noisy.
I must of done some serious mileage in that porsche.

Oh my god! Flashback!I must of done some serious mileage in that porsche.
I had one of those. Wonder where mine is now?
Oh...and this

Edited by gamefreaks on Tuesday 30th March 20:02
dalos260 said:
I had a gold (or was it beige?) Triumph Acclaim diecast car, that came with a steering wheel on a stick that you could poke through the roof and turn the wheels! 
And I'm sure the 'street' mats were a lot better when I was a kid than the ones you get these days.

Haha! My mother bought me one similar to this out of my Aunt's 'Kays' catalogue. 
And I'm sure the 'street' mats were a lot better when I was a kid than the ones you get these days.


It took about 6 weeks to arrive for some reason iirc. I drove my aunt mad knocking her door every day for six weeks asking her if it had arrived yet.
I once had exactly 99 matchbox cars. My late father used to get paid on thursdays and I used to eagerly await his arrival at home where he would furnish my gratefull palm with a fresh pound note.
I would rush round the corner to the newsagents on old street which for some reason sold matchbox cars.
wish I had kept them, they would probably be worth a few quid now.
I would rush round the corner to the newsagents on old street which for some reason sold matchbox cars.
wish I had kept them, they would probably be worth a few quid now.
LFO said:
SClarke said:
ooooooohhh I totally forgot my mate had that - It had a working gearbox, pistons, differentials, working steering, reclinable seats - it was the mack daddy of lego! You could also make a dragster out of it.I gotta have one. eBay is my friend.
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