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Road Dog
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 Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 9:59 pm Post subject: Hotwheels |
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Anyone collect these. Here is a small bit of some I have.
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Ponkochan
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I would've thought that many marble collectors are also Hot Wheels collectors because they were both popular in the 60's. I know that my brother was a collector then and I used to love looking at these miniature cars. I just loved the little details on them.
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Ponkochan
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Hey Dog----How you gonna keep "little dog" from trying to play with those? 
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Road Dog
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Hey Liz, I have a bunch of others and a couple of track sets for him to play with. Some Vintage Tonka Trucks too!
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EagleRidge
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HotWheels are another thing I collect. They used to cover every square inch of wall space in our spare room. Most were boxed up when I needed the room for other uses. Still have a couple hundred in there though (wall and 1/2 and display shelves over the doors).
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Road Dog
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Kool! I set up the big oval with two of the garages that shoot the cars around. Wife never seen it before. Shot some vintage cars around the track!
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EagleRidge
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 9:11 pm Post subject: |
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One of these days we are going to run a couple lines of orange track across the house and see which of the loose cars is the best. 
I have the Johnny Lightning Sizzler track and a couple of the old HotWheels Sizzler cars/chargers that work with it too. We pull them out and play when our brothers and sisters visit (youngest is 35). We are all still kids at heart.
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CATFISH
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| Cool Dog! I collected them for a short while and then got out of it. My other main collection was Star Wars. (that was my era) I recently sold it all off on E-bay for storage reasons. Good thing marbles are small so they only take up half of the house....and some of the garage. |
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RunnersDad
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Dog-
Do you have a lot of redlines? I have a lot of newer ones starting in 97' and then a few from when I was younger. I put together a few sets of the first editions, and have been fortunate enough to find a couple treasure hunts along the way.
Nice Collection!!
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Road Dog
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| Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 7:56 pm Post subject: |
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Mike,
Have quite a few Redlines. Sold a bunch. Sold alot of my Johnny Lightnings too. Still have a few though. I do collect the original Real Rider Hotwheels.
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