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80s TOYS!
#1 2009-10-06 1:24pm
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80s TOYS!
The Lego and Hotwheels threads have me a little excited about checking out my old toys.
Post some pics of your old toys or any collector's stuff from the 80s (70s are okay too 
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#2 2009-10-06 1:25pm
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Re: 80s TOYS!
I'll have a bunch of stuff to post once I raid my parents' place. For now, here's some stuff I have laying around the house:
Does anyone remember what these things in the top row were called? They have a hologram sticker on them that has wood, water, or fire. Followed by G.U.T.S. and M.U.S.C.L.E.S.
Disney ones are from the late 70s. Smurfs and Snoopy are early 80s
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#3 2009-10-06 1:55pm
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Re: 80s TOYS!
i was a teen in the 80s spending all my time on bmx bikes.
but the 70s.... thats right up my alley.
evil knievel stunt bike. one of the best toys ever !!!
i was also a huge SSP fan. remember those ?
the cars with the big rubber wheel you yanked a
pull cord through ??
this was my fav of those.
i broke my wing the first time it shot under the couch.
these things were down right deadly. they freaking flew !!!!
i loved the smash up car set. i destroyed them all the time.
i must of got one of those sets every year
when i was between 5 and 8 i guess.
http://www.btinternet.com/~nsinbath/ssp.htm
we would crash them so hard the bodies would come apart.
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#4 2009-10-06 5:14pm
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I remember the smash up cars... I've been trying to find pics of those off and on for years. The ones in that link are older than the ones I have, looked just like that, just different cars. Loved the SSP cars too. Best toys ever!
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GO GO-BOTS
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#6 2009-10-06 5:21pm
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Give me a few days and I'll get some pics of all the old goodies still floating around the attic....until then I have pics of these online.
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#8 2009-10-06 5:38pm
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My mom almost got rid of these at a yard sale this summer. Been buried in her attic and forgotten for about 20 years. Some of my old Transformers and Go-Bots.
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I wish I hadn't just packed up all my toys this past weekend, getting ready to move 
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CBA wrote:
I'll have a bunch of stuff to post once I raid my parents' place. For now, here's some stuff I have laying around the house:
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/rr27 … C00840.jpg
Does anyone remember what these things in the top row were called? They have a hologram sticker on them that has wood, water, or fire. Followed by G.U.T.S. and M.U.S.C.L.E.S.
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/rr27 … C00845.jpg
Disney ones are from the late 70s. Smurfs and Snoopy are early 80s
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/rr27 … C00849.jpg
hey CBA they were called battle beasts.
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Big Wheels + Power Slides= The Good Ole Days
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My Voltron goodies are buried right now(I have a sheet load left from my childhood)so I jacked this pic from another site.
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1979 wrote:
jsholst2006 wrote:
Big Wheels + Power Slides= The Good Ole Days
Yep....that was the 3rd Big Wheels I had.....constantly blew them damn tires out.
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SSP cars rule! Still!
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#16 2009-10-06 6:17pm
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jsholst2006 wrote:
those things were better than bmx for me bitd (mid to late 90's) i have so many memorys on those things
out with the new in with the old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#17 2009-10-06 6:19pm
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sweet keep 'em coming.
i sold all my transformers at garage sales a long time ago same with he-man
i had a bunch of go-bots too. think i've still got some voltron figures somewhere...
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you guys remember madballs!!
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#19 2009-10-06 6:29pm
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mdf80 wrote:
you guys remember madballs!!
my mom didn't like those 
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i dont think alot of moms liked those!!
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mdf80 wrote:
hey CBA they were called battle beasts.
yes! thanks for that.
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no problem!!
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Don't have any pics, but how about Stretch Armstrong or the Six Million Dollar Man doll that you could look through his bionic eye, at least until you dunked him under water and got water in it.
I remember the Evil Kneivel wind up cycle as well.
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slot car tracks. ho scale tyco / afx soo much fun as a kid.
gi joe
hotwheels cars
1/24 scale plastic model kits
tmnt crap.
speak and spell. lol at that one
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good call with Evel Knievel:D
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