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Picked up at an auction last year, 1962 chevy impala toy police car made in Japan. The police car has lots of character with the light on the top, huge steering wheel, and the two police officers inside with the bright red lips. Lol Police cars have come a long way in 49 years.
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Thats a keeper, we all have our toys and this one is worth a lot of money I imagine in this condition, but better as a lifelong memento. Beautiful !~
My Friend Would love this car... Hes a Retired police officer... I love old toys, I will have to put some of my recent finds.... Heidi
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I hear that.. I have been doing this my whole life.. My parents have been collecting since I can't remember when they started.. I will drive by and see something by the curb and go ask if there throwing it out.. My husband wanted to die at first.. But now he knows its just what I like to do...Ive been doing this for A longer then you.... more like 30+ yrs
little longer then you. is what I was trying to say...
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