Toy trucks for sale

[HotWheelsBurban]

Found this one, going through stuff I'm moving from the trailer to my shop building (to make some more space in the trailer). I have this truck loose, so I can sell the carded one. This is the Matchbox '90 Chevy K1500. $10 + shipping, only one available.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

There's a Tahoe and trailer set, that I have an extra one of. Let me get a picture....
Some new OBS trucks have been released, but I haven't seen any of them yet in the stores. If I find anything in the next few days....toy show on Saturday morning too.

This has been spoken for....

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Just got this one from my buddy Bernard, he wants me to sell it for him. He wants to sell the '57 box set too. PM me for more details.....

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Not technically a 400 but still cool and Chevy related. PM me asap if interested.

 

[99xcss4]

Not technically a 400 but still cool and Chevy related

that is pretty cool I do not think I have ever seen a ramp truck before

 

[99xcss4]

Not technically a 400 but still cool and Chevy related

every one likes 67-72 gm trucks I think even non gm fans kind of like them as well they are just that good

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

that is pretty cool I do not think I have ever seen a ramp truck before

This is a new casting that came out last year, the truck is red in the original version. It has a '61 Impala race car on it.

 

[South VA]

Haven’t looked through the whole thread, so maybe you’ve answered this already. Is there such a thing as a Suburban model? Maybe even a 2500?

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Haven’t looked through the whole thread, so maybe you’ve answered this already. Is there such a thing as a Suburban model? Maybe even a 2500?

The only proper 400 Burb models are the Brookfield 1/24 scale ones. They have Chevy and GMC ones, but many were done as promotion pieces for NASCAR and sports teams. Guy next to me at the show had a John Force liveried one, wanted $50 for it so I let him keep it.
These showed up at the outlet mall toy stores back about 10-15 years ago, a long with the Dodge Intrepid and other models they made. I got a couple of the Dodge because I had one then, but didn't get any of the burbs as I had no idea I'd be owning one! We were still a square body family then; the price of them wasn't near what it is now.

 

[South VA]

The only proper 400 Burb models are the Brookfield 1/24 scale ones. They have Chevy and GMC ones, but many were done as promotion pieces for NASCAR and sports teams. Guy next to me at the show had a John Force liveried one, wanted $50 for it so I let him keep it.
These showed up at the outlet mall toy stores back about 10-15 years ago, a long with the Dodge Intrepid and other models they made. I got a couple of the Dodge because I had one then, but didn't get any of the burbs as I had no idea I'd be owning one! We were still a square body family then; the price of them wasn't near what it is now.

Thanks for the info.
Oddly enough, one of my favorite cars of all time was a Dodge Intrepid. When my dad passed I inherited his, drove it for a good while, then sold it and bought one with the larger engine.

I lived in Colorado at the time, and I’d mount four Michelin X-Ice snow tires on it for the winter, and it would handle conditions that most cars couldn’t, even those with AWD. What a great car.