http://photos.hobbytalk.com/data/508/18893DOUBLETROUBLE.jpg

have a nice weekend :)

Free inside specially marked brand Cherrios boxes! That is one of the commecials on the Fest DVD featuring this very casting. Very cool and a great pic!

Cool pic. Now since I can't remember back that far (some days I can't even remember my name) which came first the chicken or the egg? (HW Splittin' Image or Topper Double Trouble)

don't know or care about the other brand, but a little research over on epay resulted with this:
splittin image - 1968/1969

don't know or care about the other brand, but a little research over on epay resulted with this:
splittin image - 1968/1969

Trust me bro, I was not trying to start anything. I hope that isn't how you took my comment. I am just the curious type who has to know the origin of every little insignificant detail regarding everything in life. My wife and I are both the same and constantly looking stuff up on the internet. :)

BTW, I like all brands of die cast and will always have a special place in my heart for both Toppers and Redlines alike. It's what I cut my teeth on growing up and planted the seed to start me collecting almost 30 years later...

no offense intended or taken....i have no interest in any redlines except toppers....it's the unique and limited number of toppers that drew me into their beautiful and delicate charm....it took only two years to carefully choose and purchase them....and i am proud of my small collection which includes all 47 plus one variation (i have both tnt's, one with wide standard redline front wheels and one with the narrow front wheels)....the few that i found imprisoned within their blisterpack prisons were set free to join the others in my display cases (makes it a lot easier to take them out and play with them and share them with others....

no offense intended or taken....i have no interest in any redlines except toppers....it's the unique and limited number of toppers that drew me into their beautiful and delicate charm....it took only two years to carefully choose and purchase them....and i am proud of my small collection which includes all 47 plus one variation (i have both tnt's, one with wide standard redline front wheels and one with the narrow front wheels)....the few that i found imprisoned within their blisterpack prisons were set free to join the others in my display cases (makes it a lot easier to take them out and play with them and share them with others....

You must also have both the '69 and '70 version of the Dragster too. The 1970 ones seem to be harder to find IMO. I like collecting the Topper cars as well because you know pretty much what is out there and you know what to look for. I haven't bought any Topper cars or accessories in a couple years, but I still look around eBay now and then just to see what is showing up.

These are my Double Troubles!


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v190/Mr.Stubbs/DoubleVision.jpg

These are my Double Troubles!
those are some beautiful cars....thanks for the pic :thumbsup:

The Double Trouble cars seem to be among the hardest to find with no broken parts. Those pics here are nice!

http://www.rwwcarguy.com/Double%20Trouble%20BP.JPG