Muscatine

Lets see some photos.

 Oh yeah, there is also a long ugly green flatbed trailer with a tractor thing with one axle in the front with an orange road grader on the trailer section it reads -------tourn-a-hauler------ and is also a nylint. The front part looks like those earth mover tractors. Pretty rusty but rolls pretty well.

 I wasn't playing with it.

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Lets see some photos.

Okay Nedl.

I have got them photographed. 4 pictures--- away---- and closer. There are actually 17 trucks. One is missing the wheels and rear box section. I was wrong about the majority. There are only 2 tonka trucks and  6 structo and buddy L. The rest are ny-lint and most are from the 60's. One is a late 40's or early 50's cement mixer. There is an tonka semi truck set of "Allied Mover" truck and trailer. The other one is a 60's cement mioxer. He has the highway truck set but want's to hold onto that set. The rest are a couple structo car carriers, a couple structo farm flatbed and one other flatbed that is missing the wheels and windows. There are  9 ny-lint farm trucks 8 Fords in blue, orange, teal, and copper-ish brown. 1 Green 60's Chevy with trailer. The nylints all have white tops. The buddy L is a huge dump truck. I tried to send them from the picture folder but couldn't get them to transfer. I called my grandson to see if he knew how but I'm too dense to figure it out. The best I think we can do is have me send them through email if you still wish to se them. I understand you may not care to give me or the rest of us here your specific information so he says we could do that through a yahoo email? He also thinks that these may be worth a total of 500 to 600 dollars as they are. Some are nice and some are in well played with condition. I don't know the way these things are graded and his getting up here won't be for a couple weeks. Let me know and I will do what I can to send them. I took the picture this morning and have been outta my wits trying to get them posted up. If not, they will just go back in the boxes until he's up here.

Tough times for all of us.