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And I thought our full sized cars were pricey...

Even if I owned those specific cars there is a 100% chance I painted them another color or two lmao. My toys were played with....hard....sometimes blown up with firecrackers.
 
MarPar said:
@kiwigtx
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I wasn't going to chime in...but since I was asked. :lol:

I would love to have that blue Rodger Dodger for my collection, but I won't be parting with over $5,000 for one. I know they do change hands for around the $8K in excellent condition, and they are worth close to that. However, the other two in that lot do not appeal to me, and I will not be bidding on this occasion. :)

If anyone feels they have a nice original blue Rodger Dodger in excellent condition, I am waiting here to talk about a possible sale. Plenty of people blow off the price asked by someone else at ebag, but when push come to shove, those same people will happily take the same amount of money for the same thing.
 
Gotta go digging through the kids toy boxes... fairly certain that I have a Red Baron and a Pink Bandit from my days of old.... might buy me a full size RR !
 
kiwigtx said:
I wasn't going to chime in...but since I was asked. :lol:

I would love to have that blue Rodger Dodger for my collection, but I won't be parting with over $5,000 for one. I know they do change hands for around the $8K in excellent condition, and they are worth close to that. However, the other two in that lot do not appeal to me, and I will not be bidding on this occasion. :)

If anyone feels they have a nice original blue Rodger Dodger in excellent condition, I am waiting here to talk about a possible sale. Plenty of people blow off the price asked by someone else at ebag, but when push come to shove, those same people will happily take the same amount of money for the same thing.
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I have collected, with my son, everything known to God. The Thousands I spent turned to hundreds. He enjoyed it and it was worth every second and all the money in the world to share it all with him!! It's the market and all the greed that I collect these days from playing in it that I really enjoy now!! Screw them, green is always in fashion.
 
We are doing our usual New Years cleaning, and going through boxes & bins, that have been packed away since the kids were growing up. I found this, but still looking for the cars ? Not sure if these have any value, as the original box is gone, but looks like it's mostly there, mid-60's vintage I think...
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These turned up also, HO scale slot cars...
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Richard Cranium said:
And those things will be worth next to zero when our generation dies off. Today's collectibles are sneakers (don't ask me why?) and video game crap.
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Which will be a good thing for my son, who is only 11. He collects Red Lines, though his very limited budget restricts him to ones that are not perfect.
 
You guys do know people collect stuff from hundreds of years ago right?
 
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Sahara said:
Old people do. Young people don’t.
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Point being, people are still interested in things created before they were born. Some people collect stuff from centureys ago. So while a generational shift certainly will affect values for certain cars. It will not affect them to the level everyone keeps speculating. Cool stuff will always be cool, to inquiring minds.
 
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