Schaper Stomper 4x4 & Tyco US-1 Electric Trucking Smokey and the Bandit!
A few little "Easter Eggs" in the room!
A few little "Easter Eggs" in the room!
Most people have heard this 15x Platinum album, but almost nobody remembers its banned Bon Jovi Japanese cover.
Burt Reynolds at peak charisma, Jerry Reed handling driving and the soundtrack, Sally Field matching Burt stride for stride, or Jackie Gleason completely running away with every scene as Sheriff Buford T. Justice?
Who is your absolute favorite actor in the movie?
Happy 4th of July, everyone! Since we are officially celebrating America's 250th birthday today, I wanted to do something a little different on the track.
I put together a totally unique run with the old-school Tyco US-1 electric trucks to celebrate. I also included a pretty fascinating piece of history about the Liberty Bell in the video that you might not know.
It’s always great getting these classic rigs back on the track. What was your favorite US-1 rig to run back in the day? Let me know what you think of the setup!
I completely forgot how loud those bells were—I swear I drove my parents up the wall with this thing, especially when I tried to drown out the Saturday morning cartoon commercials. 🚒🔔
Spot something you remember? Drop a comment! ⬇️🧡
That and the neon glow were peak 1980s decor. Whether it was in a Spencer’s window or a high-end gift shop, you couldn’t walk past without stopping to stare. Who else begged their parents for one of these for their bedroom?
Maybe people already do this, but I had this 40 year old Tyco motor and it occurred to me MAF cleaner which is safe on plastics and electronics would be perfect to clean the wound copper and it looks brand new, leaves no residue and evaporates rapidly.
Combining two of the absolute best childhood classics: Star Wars and the legendary Tyco US-1 Electric Trucking. From the action figures and Millennium Falcon shelf down to the electric tracks on the floor, this room is pure retro joy.
Did you ever finish the Topps 1984 NFL Football sticker book?