From this perspective my car looks like a Matchbox car
08-07-2014, 12:41 PM
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Don't you just want to grab it and roll it around? varoom, varoom!
Thanks for posting. It reminded me of my first toy cars. My brother and I didn't have many toys so when I did get a new one it was cherished. I still have my first cars that I bought on my own.
First was a Tootsietoy Ford hot rod from ~67 I bought at the local Ben Franklin for 10 cents. Probably because my dad had Model T's.
The Matchbox police car and ambulance I bought at Niagara Falls on a trip in 68. I think they were 50 cents each, Canadian of course.
Then came the treasured Camaro. I'm not sure what year or how much, but it was rarely played with. Saved for special occasions. I guess I play the same way with the C7.
I had to do some digging but rolled them out again. Silently this time.
Thanks for posting. It reminded me of my first toy cars. My brother and I didn't have many toys so when I did get a new one it was cherished. I still have my first cars that I bought on my own.
First was a Tootsietoy Ford hot rod from ~67 I bought at the local Ben Franklin for 10 cents. Probably because my dad had Model T's.
The Matchbox police car and ambulance I bought at Niagara Falls on a trip in 68. I think they were 50 cents each, Canadian of course.
Then came the treasured Camaro. I'm not sure what year or how much, but it was rarely played with. Saved for special occasions. I guess I play the same way with the C7.
I had to do some digging but rolled them out again. Silently this time.
08-07-2014, 12:54 PM
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Don't you just want to grab it and roll it around? varoom, varoom!
Thanks for posting. It reminded me of my first toy cars. My brother and I didn't have many toys so when I did get a new one it was cherished. I still have my first cars that I bought on my own.
First was a Tootsietoy Ford hot rod from ~67 I bought at the local Ben Franklin for 10 cents. Probably because my dad had Model T's.
The Matchbox police car and ambulance I bought at Niagara Falls on a trip in 68. I think they were 50 cents each, Canadian of course.
Then came the treasured Camaro. I'm not sure what year or how much, but it was rarely played with. Saved for special occasions. I guess I play the same way with the C7. I had to do some digging but rolled them out again. Silently this time.
Thanks for posting. It reminded me of my first toy cars. My brother and I didn't have many toys so when I did get a new one it was cherished. I still have my first cars that I bought on my own.
First was a Tootsietoy Ford hot rod from ~67 I bought at the local Ben Franklin for 10 cents. Probably because my dad had Model T's.
The Matchbox police car and ambulance I bought at Niagara Falls on a trip in 68. I think they were 50 cents each, Canadian of course.
Then came the treasured Camaro. I'm not sure what year or how much, but it was rarely played with. Saved for special occasions. I guess I play the same way with the C7.
I had to do some digging but rolled them out again. Silently this time.That's truly awesome.
08-07-2014, 07:51 PM
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Perhaps a skunk?