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Posted 11 years ago
jeffhint
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Found in my attic. Just wondering if it's collectable. I've looked a lot on the internet but can't seem to find the exact car. I did find one, but the condition was much worse and there was no info. This is a toy coin bank with the number 52 on the side, V8 on the tail, and metal wheels. It's in very good condition. I do not see any type of markings other than the ones mentioned.
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Ha! I can see that from the side I photographed. The other side doesn't look quite as much like a duck. It's actually a man with goggles on holding on to the steering wheel.
This is a nice one. I love these open wheel race cars.
What is the size and does it appear to be pressed steel rather than thin tin plate? Can you post more photos?
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Time for a joke! Why do Mexican & Puerto Rican gangsters put those small racing steering wheels in their cars? So they can drive with handcuffs on.
Looks like 1940's era open wheel.