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Nice video bro! Thanks for sharing!🔥

*the catalogue itself was almost more fun than the actual toys*

anyone remember car pow?

trying find the sets 1970-1072

thank for the trip down memory lane

Most matchbox is overpriced low quality junk compared to 40 50 years ago by a very greedy Mattel

yup 100% agree, 80s 90s 200-s hotwheels and matchbox, awesome. the new convoys, are just garbage, compared to the old stuff, nearly all plastic!

almost looks like 5 Louts Europa 20 Lamborghini Marzal and 56 BMC all are regular wheels in picture

Im so excited to see these old catalogues. No body is showing them like you. Thanks.

A classic.

These were my childhood

This not toys, this is art on wheels.

I love matchbox toys,1969-1972.

These are great. A real look at how Matchbox has progressed over the years.

Great catalogue. You dont see any of those cars in that condition now.

Super top cool😊

Your so right, so much cheap ugly goofy crap

5:13 One man's trash is another man's treasure!

Thank You

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Brings grate memorys. I was 2 years old in 1984. The police Chevy blazer was a child hood car i had and the fiat arbath they were my favorite by far.

Good stuff! I remember, as a kid in 1979, trying to recreate the mottling on scheme 2 of the FW190 without an airbrush and never being happy with it. Like you, I love the art work that Matchbox had, as with the Airfix kits of the time. Unbelievably inspiring. Now I have an airbrush and the mottling is almost a doddle and always very pleasing to the eye. Thanks for posting.

Man, wish Matchbox Collectors were still sold in my area.

Yup, vintage cars are the best , non of this cheap crap they produce now a days.

1970... The year I was born...

I have this one as well....

I have this one as well....

I have this one too....

I have this one too... Had one in my childhood as well...

I have this one...

I just started collecting the catalogs.... I have 78,79,80,81 and 82 so far....

Value mint with a mint box probably.

Just bought this

77' was peak matchbox IMO...

Thanks for unpacking and staging the cars. Good to see all sides. It's a shame that only 2 of the cars of a P.C. have doors or hoods that can be opened.

thanks, plastic base 🥴

Good job. Thank you for the great video. The idea with the turntable (like a carousel) is also a fantastic idea to present the cars. However, I would like to see more shows with older cars, when Matchbox was really Matchbox. Childhood memories come back.

WTF, eagle had mud flaps! Very nice!

Excelente video, muchas gracias.

Brilliant 😊

Wow, I had a few examples of this series (3,4,12,18,32,63) still got them in the loft ! (no boxes though) Most of mine were mid 70s like the superfast Countach (no 27) The motorway I had in the uk, was a yellow plastic figure of eight track with two slots in the track , each with a long coil spring loop inside, which was driven inside the slot by a stationary motor with a hand controller. You had to attach a small plastic peg to the bottom of your cars using an adhesive patch, the peg engaged with the spring in the slot, and the cars were dragged along the racetrack as if they were motorised, but cheaper !

😊 Good job

The uk range was much bigger.

Fortunately, I still have all mine. I was born in 1964 so my Mom started buying them for me around 1968. I loved when they came out with the "rollermatics" series as I thought it was fairly ingenious. Collected for quite a while (until about 1981 or so) but I still pick up one every now and then. Interestingly enough, the 79-80 catalogue is ONE I do not have.

I have a catalog and all the cars in the catalog with box and I want to sale to those interested buyers

I just remember having these and then getting the cars the catalogues are long gone but not the cars I still have them it just takes me back to a time when I was a kid thanks for sharing these with us

The door of the "Imsa Mazda-MB-7" was shown to be openable, but it was produced with the door closed. ( 1:25 )

I remember having this catalog at the time,l loved looking in it all the time… unfortunately it’s lost in time now?

Nice memories.