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would anyone know any history or background of these cars.....i just found these in a box in an old house
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would anyone know any history or background of these cars.....i just found these in a box in an old house
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WoW, looks like many of cast iron's are in original paint, in fact that's the only stake back motorcycle I have seen in original paint. The racer also is scarce in original paint. Do some research on all the cast iron cars and trucks, condition is everything to collectors. The tin toys I don't think have much value.
they are mid 40s cast iron cars oranal paint you hit the mother load
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- the kid picker
Sorry to tell you all, but the cars are not originals and made later. Look at the cast iron - it's not sharp and the wheels and hubs are not rubber and wood!