euronews question for europe - Toy safety: protecting the youngest - baby toys
euronews question for europe - Toy safety: protecting the youngest
Foam puzzle mats were recently withdrawn from sale as a health hazard, as were baby bottles containing toxic BPA. What does the European Union do to ensure toys and other items used by children are safe?... www.euronews.net
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TONKA TOY TRUCKS 1972 TOY COMMERCIALS ON DVD at TVDAYS.com - baby toys
TONKA TOY TRUCKS 1972 TOY COMMERCIALS ON DVD at TVDAYS.com
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I remember my Tonkas. Made of metal and made to last. Now everything is made of plastic and made to just BARELY outlast the warranty.
ReplyDeleteBack when they were made in america and lasted!! Not made in china and were CRAP!
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ReplyDeleteI remember my tonka I got it when I was about5 and used it until I was8 and then gave it to my cousin who was 3 at the time. It has been 7 years there is only one tiny dent no kiddin
ReplyDeleteyeah - now tonkas are all made in china. Sad.
ReplyDeletewhen i was 4 years old my grandpa gave me a tonka grader for christmas,im 40 now, just gave it to my 5 year old nephew,he really likes it,of course i kept in good shape,Mom always was after me to bring her 3in1 oil can back
ReplyDeleteI came on YouTube tonight specifically looking for the Tonka commercial that fools you into thinking you're looking at a factory's production parking lot. I wasn't expecting to actually find it. Wonderful. I loved that commercial as a kid.
ReplyDeleteMy dad had no issue breaking them in the 80s the elefant couldnt break it but my dad could
ReplyDeletepeople who work at marketing for big corporations these days could learn something about these commercials
ReplyDeleteat 2:33 i have that same fire truck he has tucked under his arm!
ReplyDeleteI used to ride down hills in the back of my tonka dumptruck, the one with the extra wide tires. but then my neighbours grandson broke one of the wheels and i have held a grudge against him for the past ten years. he totally derseves it.
ReplyDeleteI wanted the big dump truck great fot outside but I never got one.I never ownend any tonka toys.In do rememder the commercial with the elephant standing on the tonka truck.
ReplyDeletewhen i was little i would ride in them
ReplyDeleteWhen my cousin passed away I ended up getting his Tonka Hook and Ladder, one of the hubcaps is missing, but other than that, it is in fine shape and will look nice when I clean it up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute commercial. Wow, I always thought they were made in Minnetonka MN, I guess not, they were made in nearby Mound, huh.
ReplyDeletei had my first tonka when i was thirty years old. I now own seventy pieces....
ReplyDeletei never did break my toys,just wore them out
ReplyDeleteEven when they rust, they're still tough enough to take a sledgehammer. Personal experience with that.
ReplyDeleteI just saw one of those at K-Mart! They weren't lying; I punched it and it didn't break! They sell the cheap plastic ones at Wal-Mart.
ReplyDelete: Yes. I remember that commercial.
ReplyDeleteWOW, Tonka's were the GREATEST!!! Wish they still made them like they did when i was a small boy. All PRESSED STEEL- NOT MUCH PLASTIC:):):):) My Grandson has a stable of them today, and loves to play with them just like i did. That parking lot commercial was great. Made in the USA.
ReplyDeleteFor each Xmas in the 70's when my brother and I were little kids, he would get a brand new Tonka toy vehicle. They were so cool that I was almost as enthralled with them as I was with my girl toys. LOL! His Tonkas included a couple of dump trucks, fire engine, a Jeep-type vehicle w/ removable tires, and more. I finally even got my own pink Tonka "Jeep" w/ flowers on the canopy--perfect for my dolls and small stuffed animals to ride in. I loved that thing! Wish I still had it. It was so rugged!
ReplyDeleteI had the tonka truck in the advert from 1:40 - 2:10, Those things were literally indestructible, you could take a hammer to it and it wouldnt break, *sigh* i miss those trucks.
ReplyDeleteGreat commercials, and great trucks! When we went to Jones Beach, my parents had to schlep my entire Tonka construction division. Probably miles of beach "roads" were graded by me. Robert Moses would have been proud!
ReplyDeletewhen i was quite young...a boy threw his Tonka truck at my crotch....the nut is still busted and im 44 yrs old...and all my kids are highdollar attorneys....yaay Tonka
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