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4x4 Toy Jeeps and Trucks Collections

4x4 Toy Collection Jeeps and Trucks
Posted July 22 2008 10:36 PM by 4wdtech 
Filed under: Editorials, Observations, Offroad Observations, Off-road Enthusiast Culture

Too many to count and that's not all of them.

I’m pretty much a pack rat. I save old parts that look interesting regardless of whether I’ll ever use or need them. I also have collections like you wouldn’t believe. Boxes of matchbooks from around the world, worthless baseball cards, every t-shirt I’ve ever owned, old magazines, anything rusty or cast iron, stickers, coca-cola stuff, beverage containers, hats, knives, etc. My favorite collection, however, is the multitude of Jeep and 4x4 toys that I’ve amassed over the years.  Many were even mine as a child so those have somewhat a sentimental value but the bulk of the collection just seemed to call my name on ebay or at garage and estate sales whenever I’d come across them. I can hardly pass one by when I see it, and this is evident in the many broken and worthless Jeeps I’ve picked up for a buck or two or nothing just so it would be mine. Anyhow, as a result, I have more Jeep and 4x4 toys than most children. Most toy stores, maybe. Take a look and tell me if I’m crazy.


I've had these Stomper 4x4s since I was a kid and they still work. The Jeep Honcho and the Subaru Brat are the sweetest.

The Stomper 4x4s are the coolest. I’ve actually had these since I was a kid and they still work-running on AA batteries. Besides, a Jeep Honcho pickup and a Subaru Brat pickup? Come on, how sweet is that?  I also dig the Jeep Wagoneer and the Tonka Stump Jumper Jeep Commando with the Tweety Bird on the hood.

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