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Thread: If you are around 50, What was your favorite toy(s)?
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Old 12-07-2015, 06:14 AM   #1
zunebuggy
Join Date: Dec 2015
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Mine were definitely,

Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle, car, van and rocket
GI Joe with parachute
GI Joe with deep sea diving gear
Star Wars action figures
Mego Star Trek action figures
Mego Planet of the Apes action figures
Big Jim's Rescue Rig

My all time favorite is Hot Wheels orange track. I have plenty of straight and curved pieces and we had a four story home with three flights of stairs. I would hold the track down at the top of the stairs with a roller skate case full of skates. At the bottom of each stair it would hairpin to go down the next set until it got to a straight section all the way into a pile of clothes in the basement. I borrowed my Dad's stopwatch to time them and had my friend send them down. The silver Gremlin Grinder always won.

Then at some point we got Pong. JC Penny had a deal if you brought in your Pong you could get a Commodore 64 for $64. My parents did that for me and once I got the floppy drive I was on my C64 (or Atari 2600) every moment that I wasn't outside with my friends.

I was born in 1965 btw.

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