TOPIC: Toy boats?

Here's something interesting and cool especially if you have the right boat.

COOL!

I have a Matchbox toy Ford Corsair auto with a little green plastic row boat on the roof top rack. I also have a Matchbox toy boat trailer with a plastic cabin cruiser boat on it (in the original box). Just like I had when I was a kid!

Andreas

Neat stuff there... I have the 'tootsie toy' Tee-Nee trailer to match my REAL tee-nee!

i just won one andrew,with the tee nee decals,and im wining another,if i get both im going to sell one and give the other away on here,so shhhhhhhhhhhhh,lol.john

I should restore them both at the same time-

Here are my plastic woodies.

MMMMMMM, Chrome trailer, now that gives me an idea,

I think the auction will go alot higher, Corgi is a popular toy mfg, it is very hard to find a vintage Toronado toy, Glastron a big name in boats. Many of the sets when I was a kid just had a generic boat.

WOW! a teenie tiny Tee-Nee

There's a Tonka Jeepster/Boat/Trailer set I had as a kid, wore it out.

I've collected Hot Wheels since 1968 and they have done a few boat hauler sets. They did the TV Batmobile with hitch, Batboat & trailer last year. One of my favorites was the Smoke 'N Water set. The truck is a '59 Chevy Apache Fleetside with a dual quad 409 and matching maroon boat trailer. The boat is a Crackerbox race boat powered by a nail-head buick mill with six carbs.

i won both tee nee trailers,they both have tee nee decals on the towers,like i said im going to sell one (maybe,lol),the other im going to give away here on fg,it would be nice to let a tee nee owner get it,ill have a contest when i get them,if thats ok with ken and fg,john this one of them,they are supposed to have the original paint and decals,john

I have an old toy cruiser here in a box somewhere. It is a 50's or early sixties and has a little electric motor in it. It must be around a foot long.

Here's a little Larson All-American

I have one of those tiny Tee Nee trailers too. Totally forgot about her. Hummm, I wonder where it ended up in my move? I have not yet seen it in anything I have unpacked over the past 4 months.

Andreas

Pull this out of a house of an elderly cousin who passed away years ago. It is about 8" long and was made in Japan in the 50s. Re-soldered the wires to the electric motor and it runs great. Never put it in the water, though.I also have a double cockpit matchbox runabout somewhere. If I find it while the thread is alive, I'll pso a pic. Have a Vaxhaull to hook it up to as well.

My rig as described above.

Andreas