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'60s Tonka Fire Truck and Dump Trucks | Model Cars883 of 1431 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
aycockonxion
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These are my 3 1960's Tonka dump trucks and 1 Tonka fire truck of the same style. All the dump trucks are the "bottom dump" style that kids loved. These are the trucks that Buddy L based their Brutes line on to compete with when Buddy L began producing their trucks of this scale and style in the '70s. All the metal and paint is in good condition, and the most surprising feature is that the stickers are all in very good condition.
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