2014: January Hauls

Well, it is end of January 2014 and here's what I accumulated for the month. Hotwheels DC Comics Originals Harlequin Austin Mini Van, Treasure Hunt Subaru WRX Sti, BMW M3 and Matchbox Mini Cooper S Convertible.

 

Hope you like them. Thanks for lookin'. ;)

T

WDIBT? June - July - August Hauls

It's been almost 3 months since my last post. But I'm glad to post again my accumulated hauls. I've been busy all this time but never forgotten to grab some cars here and there. ;)

I got some awesome examples from 5-packs to 10-pack to single cards. I hope you enjoy viewing them. :)

...complete series 7 Lego minifigures...

 ...Ken Block Ford Fiesta pocket rockets...

 ...a very nice old school Datsun Bluebird 510...

...some Baja Bullets and Mitsubishi Triton L200...

...triple Subaru WRX Sti pocket rockets...

...5-pack with Toyota Land Cruiser...

...one of my favorite and its a good thing Hot Wheels produces one. First casting Austin Mini Van.

...another copy of Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40...

...Ferrari 458 Spider, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and another Mitsubishi Triton L200...

...5-packs with Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Rover 90...

...10-pack with Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and notice the blue Batman car...

...raok from my friend Andy...Quick Sander and Rock Shocker...

...some Tomicas...Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Pajero...

Thanks for lookin'. ;)

T

WDIBT? October Hauls

My friend Andy from Canada has got me a few interesting finds. Matchbox Jeep Cherokee, Chevy K-1500 Pick Up and Jeep Hurricane. Then I got some others from favorite toy shops, Matchbox Ice Cream Van, Dune Dog (Toyota Land Cruiser lookin'), Land Rover Defender 110, Superfast Mini Vans latest variant and Hot Wheels Toyota Land Cruiser. ;)

RAOK Matchbox Ford 100th Year Anniversary Expedition! Thanks Andy! ;)

Thanks for lookin'. ;)

t

WDIOT? Austin Mini Van

Mini Van (1960–1982)

A commercial panel van rated at ¼-ton load capacity. Built on the longer Traveller chassis but without side windows, it proved popular in 1960s Britain as a cheaper alternative to the car: it was classed as a commercial vehicle and as such carried no sales tax. A set of simple stamped steel slots served in place of a more costly chrome grille. The Mini Van was renamed as the Mini 95 in 1978, the number representing the gross vehicle weight of 0.95 tons. 521,494 were built.^[20] Despite this renaming, the motoring public continued to call it the Mini Van, as a result of which^{[citation needed]} the class of vehicles known as minivans in other countries are referred to in Britain as MPVs.

Text and Photo from Web

For quite sometime now, I have been opening blisters and I noticed, I am not posting any of my second main line...the Austin Mini Cooper/Van. I was so engrossed opening side collections that I almost forget the main lines. Hehehehe. ;)

But you see, I was just saving the best for last. ;)

Here are some Austin Mini Vans that I liberated from their blisters. ;)

Before

After

All together

So, what did you open today?

You may view the complete album here. Thanks for lookin'. ;)