(16) Vintage Tootsie Toys Cars Trucks Rare Action News! Fire Trucks Porchse

(16) Vintage Tootsie Toys Cars Trucks - Rare Action News! Fire Trucks - Porchse -NICE Trailers +. Lot for my son as he does not collect Tootsie diecast castings. I don't know anything about these older cars but these look to have lots of life left in them. At first glance they appear to have held up pretty amazing for their age.

They could use a quick wipe down from a little dirt collected over the yrs but I'm unsure how to do so safely (I wouldn't want to ruin any stickers/decals they may have) so I'll leave that up to you. I do believe these cars should clean up beautifully. A few of the items have more wear and tear than the others. I take the best pictures I can, in order to give the most accurate description of the cars included so please study these photos for the best description of each vehicle. I will use re-purposed clean packing materials when available because the earth is cool.

What you see in the pictures is the actual items that you will receive. Items come from a smoke-free home. Please reach out with any questions and I'll do my best to answer them in a timely manner.

My family's cleaning out their 15+ yr storage unit, so please see my other listings. Including: Vintage Thomas the Tank Engine Wooden Railway Trains, Vintage Hot Wheels/Matchbox/ERTL, Kidco, YatMing, Dukes of Hazard, Carded HotWheels, Z Zee, Maisto, Road Champs & PlayArt 1/64 Diecast Cars, Collectables, DVD Collections, Sports Memorabilia, and so much more! Thanks for looking and have a great day! Hey I'm Steve from Rhode Island.

I'm a GlassBlowing Van Man. I'm a glassblower who makes anything and everything that pops into my head. Never the same thing twice. I'm very proud to say that these are my creations, made by my hands, in my studio.

It's an incredibly rewarding feeling turning a loose wonky idea into a solid tangible object but yes, I break so much glass! Probably too much but it's just part of it. So being able to hold that completed piece up to the sunlight, manipulate it around, see how the light reflects off it, how it's colors change in the different lights throughout the day, how the tactile bumps/grooves feel in my palm, and all around just appreciate the "completeness" of the project and just how awesome glass is in general.

Thanks for looking and reading alllllll of that haha.

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