Iknow it is part of a toy vehicle I have been looking for hours to find it ????

[Chug And Red]

I found this today in a grass strip between a road and side walk, next to a sterling plated spoon. the house was demolished 3 years ago. this is a part from a toy truck, army vehicle or farm toy. I found several items from the WW2 time frame ill also post the spoon that was 1 inch from this item. thank you for any help


Vintage Hubley Stakebed Truck!! Thank you all this is the closest I Have found so far fire engine dosnt look the same??

 

[jeff of pa]

yep there is another one in here
somewhere from last year

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

yep there is another one in here
somewhere from last year

Hubley http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,288044.0.html

 

[Chug And Red]

1940 Vintage Hubley Stakebed Truck Fire engine dosnt look the same

 

[GopherDaGold]

I think you found the tailgate?

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Vintage Hubley Stakebed Truck Fire engine dosnt look the same

Ill have to ask Garabaldi if this ID is correct. They must have been easy to lose and many of these toys will be missing the tailgates.. You could sell it on eBay Im sure.

 

[Chug And Red]

Thank you all It was identified within 45 minutes and now i need to find out what it may be worth to some one who needs one I looked for 20 minutes for the rest of it nothing but the spoon there i Dont want his to go into the scrap bucket!!!!!

 

[Monty]

I found parts of an identical truck a couple of years ago and posted a picture. Mine was on a school ground. Monty

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I found parts of an identical truck a couple of years ago and posted a picture. Mine was on a school ground. Monty

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,40148.msg283943/topicseen.html#msg283943

 

[Monty]

Thanks bigcy. I thought I had posted pictures of the pieces but I guess I didn't. All I was able to salvage was a somewhat bent up cab and parts of the bed and one wire axle. I dug it out of hard clay right in the middle of a drought and it broke up trying to get it out. It was an interesting find though and I have often wondered what child had lost or misplaced it there by the school grounds. And I was mistaken, the school was built in 1949 and I was in first grade in school year 1950 - '51. If I had recovered it in better condition I probably would be interested in adding the sideboards. Since they were designed to come off, it was probably the first parts a child would take off and lose. Monty