March 11, 2024
2000 SEARS TAYLOR MADE SANTA SLEIGH FLATBED TRUCK TOY
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2000 SEARS TAYLOR MADE SANTA SLEIGH FLATBED TRUCK This 1/32 scale made by Taylor made Trucks and authorized by Sears . The Season's Greetings an official Sears holiday collector's series made in 2000 features a flatbed truck as a float with santa and his reindeer on the flatbed. This is one of many highly detailed collectable items sponsored by Sears during the holiday season. Insert batteries (not included) and the truck lights up and/or sounds of start-run-stop/airbrake sequence. Truck box is decorated with a holiday picture of the truck, Sears emblem just like the one showing in the film back to the future. For Hess and other gasoline collectables check out my ebay . t you can find over 250 gasoline and credit card gasoline collectables that cannot be mentioned because of spamming issues. Thanks for looking good luck. Be sure to add me to your favorites list ! Check out my other items ! No hidden charges !About my shipping policies: Shipping for one item is only $9.00 for most states except Florida, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington states Which is $10. All parcels sent priorty mail. When more than one item is bought and sent in the same mailing shipping discounts apply as follows. Two items charge is $12.00 three items $14.00 and only $1.00 for eact additional item. This rate applies to all states.
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