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Ride With The Toy Network in 2021! Die-cast vehicles are collected and cherished by adults and children. The category has been around since the early 1900s, and has never gone out of style. The Toy Network is making a major commitment to diecast vehicles this year. It offers more than 175 exciting options including airplanes, buses, classic cars, construction vehicles, farm tractors, food trucks, helicopters, military vehicles, first responders (police/fire/rescue), recreational vehicles, space shuttles, exotic cars, trains, trucks and more. They’re all pullbacks with great prices, and can be found at thetoynetwork.com. To help retailers sell this wide assortment, The Toy Network provides a display unit with eight acrylic shelves that hold, roughly, 216 die-cast vehicles, depending on their size. A
base cabinet provides storage for additional vehicles. It’s available bundled with an assortment of The Toy Network’s bestselling vehicles, or it can be purchased separately. Fans of all ages collect die-cast vehicles – a practice that grew in the 1950s and ’60s when As seen in companies used them as promotional pieces. Today, they comprise a classic category that should be available in Magazine every specialty toy store. Why not ride with us?
5” Die-Cast 1955 Chevy Nomad
Item TVE-CHNOM First introduced in 1954 the Nomad was produced as a two door “sport wagon”. Priced at just over $2500 in 1955 it was one of the most expensive Chevrolets at the time. See this 1955 version and many more classics as part of our new die-cast classic vehicles for 2021.
5” Die-Cast Chevy Monster Pick Up Truck Item TVE-CHMON The 1955 Chevy Stepside Pick-up features the distinctive new “wrap-around” windshield, which at the time, was a first in the truck industry. Back then, we don’t think Chevy ever envisioned the Stepside pick-up with monster truck wheels, but we think it’s a pretty cool addition to our 2021 die-cast lineup.
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