1969 kit that features a Buick Century Cruiser (# 5855) and operates on preprogrammed cards that are inserted into the car.

The box is 11 1/4" square by 3 1/4" tall, car is 7 1/2" long.

It operates correctly and it still smokes!! It is a type B transformer.

It shows no wear on tires or dings on the body!! This unique prototype tin car measures 12" long. Very vibrate colors.

It has heavy aluminum wheels and hard rubber tires and three holes in the bottom to attach a wire for going in circles. 9" long.

This is a Marine Model Co. kit of the "Bounty" #1080.
 

The diagram of the model is dated Oct '37. The box measures 15 1/2" by 5 1/2" by 4 1/2" tall and is in decent condition, with the original price penciled in at $4.75. The Marine Model Co. was located at 29 W. 15th Street, New York, N.Y. It appears to be all there and at one time someone has started to work on the kit. In the two sacks are parts, including a wire spool and the thread for assembly. The sails are still rolled up! This would be a nice addition to your wood ship collection!!

Motor runs but drive gear is cracked and spins on drive shaft. No other mechanical problems that I am aware of. The two lights, head and chest, do not light, probably a bad connection. I can't imagine both are burned out. The old boy needs a new chrome job. This plastic and metal Hong Kong made robot stands 10" tall.

I believe it to be a 1/24th or 1/25th scale slot car, as it measures 7 1/2" long. While the plastic on the body is in good shape with no cracks or breaks, the front and rear bumpers are long gone through the daring of the kid behind the hand control!! I can't say if the motor is in running condition.

This cool piece believed to be manufactured by D. P. Clark and is known as a "Hill-Climber" with it's heavy die cast counterbalance wheel between the two tires!!