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Posted 7 months ago
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this is my 11 year year old sons wagon collection. He has been collecting them just over a year now. He has been cutting lawns all summer to buy these wagons at swap meets and craig list. the wagon with the blue sides is his work wagon that he does his lawns with. He would like to find out the history on his wagons but we can not seem to find to much info out there. In the summer he loads his wagons into my 49 chevy pickup and would display them a local car shows. If you have any info please feel free to drop a line. Since this pics were taken this fall he has added two more wagons and a three wheel v-room riding toy to his collection. This fall my son and I have built a four place wagon hauler that looks like a car hauler but for wagons it basicly a over size wagon that hauls wagons.
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Tell your son congratulations, so nice to hear about a youngsters collection. There are sure some nice pieces in his collection. What a great thing to hear about !~Phil.
I'd say to have anyone help identify them, separate pics would probably have to be taken of each one, otherwise it's pretty hard. The wooden ones towards the road look pretty new.. It seems the wooden ones that are older (even 70s and 80s) end up with the paint dulling a bit. I would say the ball joints for the handles would be able to tell you age, being as the newer ones have been made safer. I pinched many a finger in my 80's version, while my son's newer one is virtually pinch-free.
Always nice to see young guys collecting! It wasn't so long ago that I was his age!
Great collection
HEY JUST CAME BY A KEWPIE FLYER COASTER WAGON WODERING IF ANY BODY KWOWS WHEN AND WHERE THEY WERE MADE THANKS