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Now that the new 72 Duster kit has been announced for later this year the value of the original will go down.

I have railroad tie tongs made between 1903 and 1920.

I have that blue Tonka truck, and the Power Punch He-Man-the only difference is that they are not new in the original packaging-that's the critical difference in value.

I have a kit from 63. It’s a bonneville made by Palmer plastics. Unassembled. Box is in great condition. Parts in super shape. Instructions and decals still look new. Is it worth anything. Dave

Take a hint model car manufacturers...bring back these kits instead of the 999th version of certain vehicles that seem to be re-issued every year or so. I can think of plenty.

The 71 Demon and 68 Coronet RT convertible has been reissued and are better than the original kits.

I just wanna know why their so expensive on e -bay.

Tools that wore meade in the USA

A ton of money but what cool lures especially that last one the Hungry Jack. I only have two 1940s wood lures that i would call vintage i guess but i only paid 10 bucks for the two in an old rusty worthless tackle box with the rest of the contents junk. I won't use them as you lose one there no real way to get it back unless you're in a Kayak or boat, so they are just to have & i have plenty of lures to use anyway. 🐟

Lot of those kits are still available for 25 to 30 dollars.

I must have a small fortune in my garage

The name or title might be helpful.

That was what the tool sold for, but factor in the shipping and handling and you get a realistic value of what the buyer thought it's true worth is.

Nice list. Would be double as interesting if the age, make, model and (sometimes) use was indicated. Such as the cast iron handle thingiemabob near the beginning. Thanks!

I've noticed the Chevy's. cost. more than any Chrysler model's.that's weird.

I will stick to my cheap rebuilders, if you were to spend so much money you might be hesitant to build it

Looks like values are dropping for unbuilt kits and rising for built ones.

Love the vintage JoHan, AMT, SMP, and MPC kits

Just picked up a 1/16 '55 Chevy convertible at Hobby Lobby for $27 . If you go during the sales or have a coupon you can get most kits for less than $20 .

I'm a sucker for those old monograms...and the yellow jacket is one of my favorites..

Not bad considering most new kits are around $40 today.

Always loved the art work on the boxes

Crazy

Most models are made overseas for cheap labor and the new tariffs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Got One,1943 D.

no '64 Buick Wildcats mentioned...please re-issue somebody, anybody!!!

Had a '73 Corvette back in my younger days. Have a '73 MPC 1/20 model of it still factory sealed. Wonder what its worth?

As a corvette fan, I was surprised not to any of the C2 annuals make the list....oh well I'll just have to build my mpc Mako Shark II.

LOL That's Stupid Mosg Of Yhese Kits sre Recently Reissued yhe -65 Barracuda will be out Later i.n 2025 they're _$32 00 or Less

So you’re saying I probably shouldn’t have spent Christmas Day cutting the top off my Jo-Han 1960 Cadillac and using it to convert a ‘59 Oldsmobile from a flattop pillarless sedan into a post sedan…? By this video it’s probably $1500 worth of kits I’ve cut up. Opps… 😂

I remember when the price of an average kit was $2.00. It's unbelievable what they're going for on eBay. I buy old vintage built ups and restore those for a fraction of the cost.

Just thought I would mention, these videos are absolutely amazing with a capital A!!!!!! Don’t change a thing!

Very cool video. Subd! I never look on fleabay anymore. The prices have gotten too high even for junk yard cars and parts. I still look all the time just not there😊

Those old kits bring back memories I just connected to you

There is a old saying l heard all my life. A fool and his money will soon part 🤔🤔🤔

Great job 👍🏿

Very interesting video great presentation! Im sorry for those kind of prices they can keep their vintage models. The kits that are available today are ridiculously priced the way it is, and there are a lot of people that want to get into the hobby but you figure the price of the kit and paint and glue, and not to mention all of the great tools that are available today, it becomes very expensive, that's the main reason this hobby is not as popular as it used to be ! Fortunately I have enough kits in my stash to build until I die! I really had no idea that people would pay that kind of money for a model kit! Like I said great video, you did a good job!!👍

This was a waist of time

Pexto was a combination of companies some of which started in the 18th century( thats the1700s for all you high school grads out there)

I have a Griswold No 4 vienna or corn pone pan. Usually $400-$500. But worth a lot more because it has the the numbers 957 on it. The last one I found like it sold for $3000 at auction. Just because it has those 3 numbers.

I've got a few Griswold, Lodge and Wagner's. I'm surprised there isn't any Wagner's on that list

In germany could get 40-50k 😎

The candle stick maker I liked as I use to own one once

On Mom and Dad's farm we had a lot of old tools that had came down from their parents and even grandparents so I remember several of those... Millers Falls, Sargent, Disston, Yankee, Marples, and possibly Shelton. Not sure on that last one. Almost all the tools sold at a farm auction over a decade ago but I still have a few. I've got Dad's saw (Disston), my grandfather's saw (Millers Falls). I still use the Yankee screwdriver and drill I have - handier than a cordless but as I get older their "battery" doesn't last as long as it did 30 years ago ;)

I collect and use old tools. I have a few Millers Falls handplanes new in the box, and a hand drill. Also about 30 Disston handsaws, some older Buck Brothers chisels, Keen Kutter tools including an anvil, and probably a hundred Diamond Horseshoe and Tool wrenches. They all compliment the wall of Stanley tools, and the wooden molding planes and drawknives.

I worked in the north Toronto plant in the late 1970’s Assembly and chrome plating and always bought tools twice a month! Still buying and selling them!

Nice! There's at least one example (Except for Atkins) of each of these brands out in my garage.

I’m a Canadian Tool junkie and retired woodworker! All of those tools have passed through my hands over the years! Still have many rare planes! Spiers, Matheson,Buck,Norris

I own most of the American brands and know of the ones from Britain. Marples chisels are still sold.