I would be grateful if anyone could help identify
these tin cars.
these tin cars.Tin Cars
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We'd probably need more photos if you want years, but, what I see are: Buick, E-type Jaguar, Mercedes SL, and not sure about #4 without more pics.
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If the Bottoms all Look the same since fyrffytr1 I'd'd the Buick.
I'd say they are all Friction Cars.
Friction Cars can be Pushed across a Carpet and when you Let go it will Move.
I Think the older ones You Pulled Backwards and Let Go & They Moved Forward.
at least That's how I remember my First one.
they have been around since the 50's at least and were approximately 20 inches long
1950's
I'd say they are all Friction Cars.
Friction Cars can be Pushed across a Carpet and when you Let go it will Move.
I Think the older ones You Pulled Backwards and Let Go & They Moved Forward.
at least That's how I remember my First one.
they have been around since the 50's at least and were approximately 20 inches long
1950's
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I like the late 50s BMW 507
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_507#:~:text=The BMW 507 is a,and heavy losses for BMW.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_507#:~:text=The BMW 507 is a,and heavy losses for BMW.
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