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magicman
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This belonged to my Dad when he was a boy (born 1919) and he loved motor bikes with sidecar. He used to race them in Holland. I used to play with it as a boy. It is only yesterday that I found out it is a Hubley and apparently quite rare especially since it has a working light. It is quite heavy.
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Rare, rare, rare. Great old toy.
I have the same model that once belonged to my Dad. It's really cool!
That's a sweet family heirloom magicman,hope you pass it down to your kids someday!
Does anyone know what the vaule is of this toy. I will hand this down to my son who will hang on to it.
Found this post for a very similar Hubley, but yours with the electric light is probably worth much more.
http://www.rubylane.com/item/452747-159/Hubley-Motorcycle-Sidecar