TweetThat's neat. I bet it is worth something. Def in a sentimental way. Save it for one of your family members

TweetWell not for me really. I didnt know I had it or remember it from childhood.

But cleaning up my grandma's house for her(the basement/garage was full of junk and stuff piled up). I have found several really cool things we have had. My grandma has an old time cash register, before digital ones. You press the buttons and the numbers pop up in a glass section on top. Thats one of the cooler things I've found. I'm cleaning it up for her and the things I find worth keeping, so they wont get ruined.

My grandfather did have a blue 55 Chevy car, with the rear lifted so he could haul moonshine and it didnt look like there was anything in the truck lmao. He had done several things to it b he loved to race too, I cant remember what all it was now tho. I would have loved to had tha and rebuilt it. But grandma needed the money and had to sell it and i couldnt afford to buy it from her.

I'm cleaning it up for her and the thins I find worth keeping, so they wont get ruined.

TweetKeep it . Do some research on that buddy
It's Great not been opened is the box in good condition ?
Not that I'm saying don't give it to a younger Family member .
Should be fun to see what it's worth , or how many where made ,
And the year it was made .

TweetIt is either the late 80's or 90's i havent had time ti check it out good yet but i'll look it up and let you guys know what its worth anyway. I think stuff like thats fun lol, like finding a lost treasure.

TweetI searched ebay real quick and the kind I have. Went for aboutc $150 the highest and $40 the lowest. Still pretty cool regradless. I'll hang on to it maqybe it will get higher andif the kids arent interested in it i can just sell it and give them some money from it.

TweetVery cool hold on to it for a while the older it gets the better the price will get