http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/Little%20red%20wagons/TYCOSLRW.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/Little%20red%20wagons/TYCOSLRW7A.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/Little%20red%20wagons/TYCOSLRWTOP.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/Little%20red%20wagons/TYCOSLRWCHASSIS.jpg


Got this in a body junk lot, painted (very poorly) in black paint.... stripped it, re-coated with Testors transparent red and by some mircale... I had spare chrome parts from another lot I bought 6 yrs ago, pulled a chassis from the junk pile and added RRR rims...

WHAMO! a new car for the collection

it still needs a back bumper and I'm trying to decide of I wnat to put the little red wagon decals on it

Nice save Jim.

She's a keeper!

Nice! Its amazing how much nicer these look than the later trick truck version...

Very nice save!

I hate you! just kiddin. Great car!

Nice save! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: rr

Its begging for the decals.
Nice job!

That's cool. What was the deal with that front axle? And also the rear pin... :confused:

the front end is one of the steerable tyco s guide pins and which comes with the rear guide pin.
if you look closer, you'll see the front has 2 pins on it with the axle inbetween... it moves the front wheels with the pin so it looks like the car is really being steered when it goes around turns.

very nice VJ...
Is that Bill Maverick drivin for ya to??? Cool

Just caught your truck VJ!!! You don't need decals for that one. That bad boy would look good in the Home Depot parking lot!!! Can I borrow it Saturday... maybe the weekend??? RM