Yeah, toys were so cool and full of creativity back then. Now we have those peesh... Transformers, Hot Wheels, Bionicles ? So uncreative compared to our good ol carwashes and toy soldiers !
I love how they used to advertise the prices of the toys so retailers couldn't jack them up sky high like they do now. Everyone had to sell for the same price and make the same profit.
It was most likely for the opposite reason. Some of these toys were almost a days wages back then, that was a hard sell. The large retailers probably didn't want the smaller stores selling them at a discount and requested that the toy companies price-fix them.
@The V0iD so instead of letting the western free-market competing price be stablished thru supply and demand u propose the commie State way: imposed fixed prices for the goods and services no matter if they are any good quality, dont care what the operative costs are, etc
That's not because people jacked up the price, but because giant companies that can eat losses could drop the price to drive all competition out of business. Even if the price is fixed the smaller the store the more risk they take and the less profit they make.
@@alerey4363 It is the opposite. It prevents the price to go too high and the profit margin become out of proportion. Something they could use in the US healthcare system. "Patriots" let their fellow countrymen die so the farmacutical company can make a way to big buck.
I was an 80s kid (Transformers, Voltron, Atari, Nintendo, Sega). But I love watching these toy commercials from before my time. They had such great care and production value to them.
Hard to imagine that a kid would want a car wash toy, but I remember that the car wash was actually a fun family outing...believe it or not. Especially when we got to stay inside the car as it went through. Really exciting!!! Different times.
Remco Industries, Inc. was a toy company in the United States founded in the 1940s. It was best known for toys marketed and sold in the late 1950s and early 1960s, like the 'Johnny Reb Cannon', 'Mighty Matilda Atomic Aircraft Carrier', 'Remco Voice Control Kennedy Airport' (which featured model airplanes of American, TWA and United Airlines, an album player and an album which played a voice giving landing and take-off instructions) and the tethered 'Electronic Falcon Plane' that "flies itself". The company's slogan was "Every Boy Wants a Remco Toy...And So Do Girls!"...
REMCO always made the Future Engineer, Scientist, Pilot toys! My brother and I each had a Mr. Kelly's Car Wash Junior - like the original, but in a smaller scale, hand cranked with the same motion mechanics. We also had the full size Barney's Auto Factory!! It was an Xmas gift from a Toy Store owning Uncle!! That was a fun toy!!!
Dec. 25, 2019---Checked and minimum wage back then was 1.00 an hour. I was 6 years old at the time, with our family living at Bitburg AFB, Germany. The one toy a friend had there was a submarine which you could fill with water and submerge. You could also fire up to 4 hard plastic torpedoes. Thanks for the video.
In the 50s I had a toy submarine that you filled with vinegar and put in a power pill (baking soda pill), and it would be propelled by the escaping gas.
@@normanwhite6677 I had The Fighting Lady battleship and my brother had a tank that took like 8 "D" cells but could climb over anything. LOL Yep, those WERE the days.
I had the chopper and the car wash . My Mom had to take the blades off the chopper they kept hitting me on my head and had a hard time with recovery and landing but that was OK you really can't see the blades when there moving is what Mom would say . My tank and truck wouldn't fit in the car wash the jeep barely fit . But what a time I had .
Maybe go and buy your kid real toys then? or buy an RC styrofoam kit and make it a bonding and learning experience for your kid. The kid isn’t going out and buying himself a tv or phone.
@@gallery7596 $10.00 in 1963 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $83.98 in 2020, a difference of $73.98 over 57 years. The 1963 inflation rate was 1.32%. The current inflation rate (2019 to 2020) is now 2.09% 1. www.in2013dollars.com › Inflation › 1963 IT was NEARLY a $100.00 Toy for It's TIME in TODAY'S Money; at the "Woolworth: 5 ¢ & 10 ¢ Store [Five and Dime]" in Florissant Missouri; next to the "WestenAuto" Next to the "National Foods Store" in what would have been called a "Strip Mall" today and further on down was "KATZ", a Barber Shop and other Stores I can't remember anymore except for a really cool "Italian Pizza Joint/Restaurant" Where I ate my "Very FIRST" Pizza ... I'm "66" NOW ... The Memories from Just that "One TOY" ............. NUFF Said ... “🍺 Dilly Dilly”❗️
I was 10 years-old in 1959 and I remember these toys. One of the greats was the 'Big Job' dump truck. I think that was Remco also, or maybe Mattel. That toy plane was a bad idea and never 'took off'. LOL!!!
Mr Kelly's Car Wash. Hah. Now I know the inspiration for one of the comedy segments in the Ernie Kovac show. Alas, most of his production recordings were not kept. His widow spent her life trying to collect as much of his work as was left in existence. A true odd ball humorists and comedian who would have splitting your sides in laughter. Thank you
Up to a point, my toys were either clockwork or static ( your imagination made them fly, shoot, etc.) one year i got the remco field cannon for Christmas and my best friend got the Civil War cannon by Remco. Had fun for years with them. Then we discovered girls. Cannons were easier to understand...
I always thought Remco's Toys were kooler than the other well known Toy Makers back then(i.e. Hasbro,Mattel,Marx,etc.) That Carwash looked just like the one my folks use to go to back in the day so I really wanted that toy Bad. $14.98 for that Airplane in the 1st Commercial was a lot of Damm money in 1959.If you got that Toy for Christmas or your Birthday than your parents were usually upper middleclass and above...
I was only three years old in 59, but I remember those toys being advertised on TV. That was back when toys were fun and you learned about things and how they worked. Oh,,, and about the 2ft long Chinook helicopter with those long spinning blades??? Back then kids were smart enough to read instructions and not kill ourselves...
@@swirvinbirds1971 Yeah, our generation got blamed for tings like that when we were little, too. So get ready because you'll be doing the same thing when you grow up. 😎
@@Seabeejim133 I'm almost 50 with a 30 year old daughter and a 20 year old son... I don't blame them for shit. I blame us for not leaving them a world that was better than when we got it.
I bet you wouldn't, those toys were notorious for breaking down because the build quality was crap, it was the start of the mass produced garbage being pumped at kids by corporations.
I was not born when these aired, but I have a vague memory of seeing these items. Perhaps a friend had them, or saw the commercial rerun. Back then, some commercials often ran for months or years.
OK here's my story. My Grandma had given me $10 for my birthday and I went to the toy store for a Whirlybird. But I had to stop and drool over the Avanti at the Studebaker dealer next door. Turns out with tax the toy was $11 which I was able to make up with turning in soda bottles. Whirlybird is gone, Grandma is gone, Studebaker is gone, toy stores are mostly gone, the $11 dollars is gone and only I am left to tell the tale.
@Robert Hall Bahahaha, typical nonsensical drivel from a reality denying, fake news crying, red capped tRumpanzee, I remember the good old days when the president wasn't a self confessed serial sex predator, who bragged about sexually assaulting teenage girls at beauty pageants and using prostitutes while his wife was pregnant, a time when the president didn't have accusations of rape and other sex assaults by 67 women, aahh, the good old days.
@@hopsta5628 Back in the day folks like you got electroshock therapy and had to live in institutions because their insane obsessive compulsive and antisocial behavior was viewed as unacceptable. That's my America. 😢
I wanted one of those Kelly's Car Washes for X-mas 1963 (I was 6). I didn't get it , though. My grandfather gave me a different one. He said the Kelly's ones were sold out. I would've loved one of those helicopters when I was 10. I played with toy soldiers all the time.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane of the toys i wanted but i never got especially mr kelly's carwash:(:(:(:(:( HAHAHAHAHAHA But seriously good post. You put a smile on my face:):):):)
Gotta say these look pretty awesome even now. But then again I grew up with some cool toys so I’d appreciate stuff like this. Just kidding, I never grew up...
Phil McCrevice - When I read it, it was “...conservatives ran the CUKTURE”. I see he corrected it. Comment deleted. Thank you capie44, and my apologies.
Various film archives. Commercials were usually shot on film first, which was recopied on to videotape for mass distribution to TV networks. The tapes were usually copied over, but the photographic masters survived. This is in stark contrast to broadcasted TV shows, the vast majority were videotape only and weren't preserved.
I went to Goodwill with my mom in 1974. We bought the airplane in this video. The airplane was new in the box. I wish I still had it. I had forgotten all it until I watched this video. My mom was pregnant with my little brother, I said I didn't want a little brother. My mom said I was getting a Airplane. This went on and on whenever someone commented on when she was due. Mom just said no worry's you are getting a Airplane. Little brother arrived shortly after. It still makes me laugh thinking about my new Airplane.
Remember, Crash Car? You wound it up by turning the driver's side front wheel backwards. Then put it on the floor and let it go. It would fly across the room and when it hit anything it flew apart!! We would then put it back together and do it again!
All you children today with you're new fandangled toy machines. When I was a boy all's we had to play with was a hoop and a stick. But my parents were so poor they could only afford the middle of the hoop. I never had the outside or the stick. But I still had fun with it.
That airliner toy looks like it would be fun for about three days. Unless it broke before then! It's an interesting idea, just hard to imagine it being something you'd want to go back to again and again.
@The Ramones True, it was before my time, but not by that much. My comment was about the airliner toy specifically. I just think it would get old fast. Maybe if it was the cockpit alone without the plane, or if it didn't make that noise? I don't know.
So weird how the narrator keeps on referring to the jets and noise of the engines as horrible. An ad today would never use negative language, especially in a kids commercial
I busted that car wash because I tried to put in a car from my Barneys Auto Factory. IT DIDN'T FIT. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 My best friend and also my neighbor beat the crap out of me that day. Man, I'll never forget it. His dad gave me a talking too.
"And so do girls"... REMCO: early gender equality adopter
@actnowone They were around then, but they were buried way deep in the closet.
actnowone WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT BEING GAY IS A TOTAL NORMAL THING
actnowone you sexist pig
@@razorcoolguy7692 Being gay is as normal as a Football Bat.
@@gooberanytime2526 I don't believe in fairies or fairy tales.
Back when toys were cool and imagination was powerful.
Yeah, toys were so cool and full of creativity back then. Now we have those peesh... Transformers, Hot Wheels, Bionicles ? So uncreative compared to our good ol carwashes and toy soldiers !
Now they just sit in front of the TV playing video games till their thumbs bleed or mom shoves a PB&J in their mouth .
Dullards !
Blame on capitalism
@@gandalflotr2898da komrade
Toys were made that, “helped” the imagination get stimulated and made thoughts and playing fun.
they were a little pricey...my dad would say "do you know how long I have to work to buy and have you break that shit in 5 minutes....."....
I see parenting hasn’t completely changed in the past few decades 😂
I love how they used to advertise the prices of the toys so retailers couldn't jack them up sky high like they do now. Everyone had to sell for the same price and make the same profit.
It was most likely for the opposite reason. Some of these toys were almost a days wages back then, that was a hard sell. The large retailers probably didn't want the smaller stores selling them at a discount and requested that the toy companies price-fix them.
@The V0iD so instead of letting the western free-market competing price be stablished thru supply and demand u propose the commie State way: imposed fixed prices for the goods and services no matter if they are any good quality, dont care what the operative costs are, etc
Yeah! Fixed prices like in Communism. Always worked out perfect... wait...
That's not because people jacked up the price, but because giant companies that can eat losses could drop the price to drive all competition out of business. Even if the price is fixed the smaller the store the more risk they take and the less profit they make.
@@alerey4363 It is the opposite. It prevents the price to go too high and the profit margin become out of proportion. Something they could use in the US healthcare system. "Patriots" let their fellow countrymen die so the farmacutical company can make a way to big buck.
I was an 80s kid (Transformers, Voltron, Atari, Nintendo, Sega). But I love watching these toy commercials from before my time. They had such great care and production value to them.
Hard to imagine that a kid would want a car wash toy, but I remember that the car wash was actually a fun family outing...believe it or not. Especially when we got to stay inside the car as it went through. Really exciting!!! Different times.
Remco Industries, Inc. was a toy company in the United States founded in the 1940s. It was best known for toys marketed and sold in the late 1950s and early 1960s, like the 'Johnny Reb Cannon', 'Mighty Matilda Atomic Aircraft Carrier', 'Remco Voice Control Kennedy Airport' (which featured model airplanes of American, TWA and United Airlines, an album player and an album which played a voice giving landing and take-off instructions) and the tethered 'Electronic Falcon Plane' that "flies itself". The company's slogan was "Every Boy Wants a Remco Toy...And So Do Girls!"...
REMCO always made the Future Engineer, Scientist, Pilot toys! My brother and I each had a Mr. Kelly's Car Wash Junior - like the original, but in a smaller scale, hand cranked with the same motion mechanics. We also had the full size Barney's Auto Factory!! It was an Xmas gift from a Toy Store owning Uncle!! That was a fun toy!!!
Dec. 25, 2019---Checked and minimum wage back then was 1.00 an hour. I was 6 years old at the time, with our family living at Bitburg AFB, Germany. The one toy a friend had there was a submarine which you could fill with water and submerge. You could also fire up to 4 hard plastic torpedoes. Thanks for the video.
In the 50s I had a toy submarine that you filled with vinegar and put in a power pill (baking soda pill), and it would be propelled by the escaping gas.
That’s clever
@@Pro1er YES! You helped me just remember that toy! THANK YOU!
@@Pro1er YES! You Just helped me remember that toy! THANK YOU!!!
@@trombonegf 👍🏻
No wonder antique people go crazy for this stuff. All these toys are freakin AWESOME.
I had one of these toys when I was a kid, I had so much fun
REMCO MADE SOME COOL STUFF!!!!!
hahaha ... I HAD one of those helicopters and my brother had the car wash!
I had the Bulldog tank. I also had the Mighty Matilda aircraft carrier and my friend had the Barracuda submarine. Man, those were the days!
@@normanwhite6677 I had The Fighting Lady battleship and my brother had a tank that took like 8 "D" cells but could climb over anything. LOL Yep, those WERE the days.
The "Flying Fox" is based on Lockheed L-188 Electra 1950's airliner and the "whirlybird" is based on the Piasecki H-21 Shawnee.
I had the chopper and the car wash .
My Mom had to take the blades off the chopper they kept hitting me on my head and had a hard time with recovery and landing but that was OK you really can't see the blades when there moving is what Mom would say .
My tank and truck wouldn't fit in the car wash the jeep barely fit .
But what a time I had .
*SMACK SMACK SMACK SMACK SMACK SMACK*
That $14.98 airliner would cost around $250 new today.
I was thinking about the same.
You may need to consider inflation on that.
The way it looks and works? I'd say that is worth it.
$132, according to usinflationcalculator.com.
When Toys were TOYS and not a video screen.
And yet I am reading your insipid comment on a video screen. Which you're using just to toy with people's emotions.
Ok boomer
Ok boomer
Maybe go and buy your kid real toys then? or buy an RC styrofoam kit and make it a bonding and learning experience for your kid. The kid isn’t going out and buying himself a tv or phone.
Ok boomer
I HAD That "WHIRLYBIRD" as a kid; Loved IT … “🍺 Dilly Dilly”❗️
Me too. Had a blast playing with it. Huge toy for a kid.
I had one too. It was a great Christmas!
For 10 bucks it looks like quite a toy indeed.
@@gallery7596 $10.00 in 1963 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $83.98 in 2020, a difference of $73.98 over 57 years. The 1963 inflation rate was 1.32%. The current inflation rate (2019 to 2020) is now 2.09% 1. www.in2013dollars.com › Inflation › 1963
IT was NEARLY a $100.00 Toy for It's TIME in TODAY'S Money; at the "Woolworth: 5 ¢ & 10 ¢ Store [Five and Dime]" in Florissant Missouri; next to the "WestenAuto" Next to the "National Foods Store" in what would have been called a "Strip Mall" today and further on down was "KATZ", a Barber Shop and other Stores I can't remember anymore except for a really cool "Italian Pizza Joint/Restaurant" Where I ate my "Very FIRST" Pizza ... I'm "66" NOW ... The Memories from Just that "One TOY" ............. NUFF Said ... “🍺 Dilly Dilly”❗️
I was 10 years-old in 1959 and I remember these toys. One of the greats was the 'Big Job' dump truck. I think that was Remco also, or maybe Mattel. That toy plane was a bad idea and never 'took off'. LOL!!!
I was only 2 in 1959 but if I were old enough I would of liked to have had one.
Still got the joke. 😁
I was 78 in 1959
Mr Kelly's Car Wash. Hah. Now I know the inspiration for one of the comedy segments in the Ernie Kovac show. Alas, most of his production recordings were not kept. His widow spent her life trying to collect as much of his work as was left in existence.
A true odd ball humorists and comedian who would have splitting your sides in laughter.
Thank you
Do you remember the Nairobi Trio ?
I had a toy called Anzio Invader...a landing ship with a ramp with a tank...much fun with it!
Up to a point, my toys were either clockwork or static ( your imagination made them fly, shoot, etc.) one year i got the remco field cannon for Christmas and my best friend got the Civil War cannon by Remco. Had fun for years with them. Then we discovered girls. Cannons were easier to understand...
Had the Bulldog Tank and Pom Pom Gun, like someone already said great toys all I had to do is provide the imagination and boy did I have one.
*Que buenos tiempos...LOS MEJORES*
I always thought Remco's Toys were kooler than the other well known Toy Makers back then(i.e. Hasbro,Mattel,Marx,etc.)
That Carwash looked just like the one my folks use to go to back in the day so I really wanted that toy Bad. $14.98 for that Airplane in the 1st Commercial was a lot of Damm money in 1959.If you got that Toy for Christmas or your Birthday than your parents were usually upper middleclass and above...
I was only three years old in 59, but I remember those toys being advertised on TV. That was back when toys were fun and you learned about things and how they worked. Oh,,, and about the 2ft long Chinook helicopter with those long spinning blades??? Back then kids were smart enough to read instructions and not kill ourselves...
To be fair, stitches were much cheaper back then.
@Sharron Clark Yeah, only the rich kids in my hometown had them too.
You don't think toys today do the same? What a crusty old fart you are... Always blaming the younger generations. 😆
@@swirvinbirds1971 Yeah, our generation got blamed for tings like that when we were little, too. So get ready because you'll be doing the same thing when you grow up. 😎
@@Seabeejim133 I'm almost 50 with a 30 year old daughter and a 20 year old son...
I don't blame them for shit. I blame us for not leaving them a world that was better than when we got it.
Forgot I had that car wash until I saw that commercial! I remember the foam rubber rollers on the inside
Me too!
I'd choose this over a iPhone
YES!!!!
That’s a bold statement...
I bet you wouldn't, those toys were notorious for breaking down because the build quality was crap, it was the start of the mass produced garbage being pumped at kids by corporations.
I was not born when these aired, but I have a vague memory of seeing these items. Perhaps a friend had them, or saw the commercial rerun. Back then, some commercials often ran for months or years.
OK here's my story. My Grandma had given me $10 for my birthday and I went to the toy store for a Whirlybird. But I had to stop and drool over the Avanti at the Studebaker dealer next door. Turns out with tax the toy was $11 which I was able to make up with turning in soda bottles.
Whirlybird is gone, Grandma is gone, Studebaker is gone, toy stores are mostly gone, the $11 dollars is gone and only I am left to tell the tale.
Yes, Ishmael...
That's back when toys were REALLY EXCITING! SUCH a great Era to grow up in!😊
0:40 "this is a hijack.fly me to the dairy queen." 😀
You have to understand that for the 1950's
those toy were very popular.
@Robert Hall Bahahaha, typical nonsensical drivel from a reality denying, fake news crying, red capped tRumpanzee, I remember the good old days when the president wasn't a self confessed serial sex predator, who bragged about sexually assaulting teenage girls at beauty pageants and using prostitutes while his wife was pregnant, a time when the president didn't have accusations of rape and other sex assaults by 67 women, aahh, the good old days.
@@hopsta5628 Back in the day folks like you got electroshock therapy and had to live in institutions because their insane obsessive compulsive and antisocial behavior was viewed as unacceptable.
That's my America. 😢
Makes me wish I was a kid again!
Airliner takes off.
Boys: AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Remember, EVERY boy wants a Remco toy! And.. so do girls!
Now today it's every boy wants to be a girl...sheesh
They learn how to suck cock, but they aren't allowed to say "fuck". Soooo progressive 🤣
LOL
The boy's section of toy stores looked like an army depot back then. The predominate color was olive green.
I wanted one of those Kelly's Car Washes for X-mas 1963 (I was 6). I didn't get it , though. My grandfather gave me a different one. He said the Kelly's ones were sold out. I would've loved one of those helicopters when I was 10. I played with toy soldiers all the time.
Only $14.98! Our rent for our family was $45 a month in Brooklyn in the late fifties! My parents couldn’t afford such a toy for us.
Bro you are like 100 years old now
toys like these were brilliant
Thanks for the trip down memory lane of the toys i wanted but i never got especially mr kelly's carwash:(:(:(:(:( HAHAHAHAHAHA But seriously good post. You put a smile on my face:):):):)
Their not just toys,their career choices.You could grow up to be a airline pilot a military man or a car wash technician.
充分大人の今の私が観ても、みんな欲しいモノばっかりです！
The Whirlybirds commercial was definitely pre-Vietnam toy-advertising. "SEE things blow up! Create craters and carnage! Dump some napalm!"
those were the days REMCO IDEAL MATTEL UNLIKE THE GARBAGE TODAY LETS NOT FORGET LIONEL TRAINS TOO
Always amazed me how exciting they could make a bunch of chunks of plastic look.
Gotta say these look pretty awesome even now. But then again I grew up with some cool toys so I’d appreciate stuff like this.
Just kidding, I never grew up...
Thank You!
Ahhhhhh.
The days when conservatives ran the culture...
Phil McCrevice - When I read it, it was “...conservatives ran the CUKTURE”. I see he corrected it. Comment deleted.
Thank you capie44, and my apologies.
@@sean_connors not a problem. Thanks for dragging me bakc... er, I mean, back. 😂
And then the liberals came in and gave us shitty toys.
Legos ? Power Rangers ? Hot Wheels ? More like leftist propaganda amirite.
That airliner looked like so freaking much fun...lol
I’d like to know how they get these old commercials?
I can’t
Various film archives. Commercials were usually shot on film first, which was recopied on to videotape for mass distribution to TV networks. The tapes were usually copied over, but the photographic masters survived. This is in stark contrast to broadcasted TV shows, the vast majority were videotape only and weren't preserved.
I'm amazed how one kid looks like a pilot while the other looks like the copilot.
I went to Goodwill with my mom in 1974. We bought the airplane in this video. The airplane was new in the box. I wish I still had it. I had forgotten all it until I watched this video. My mom was pregnant with my little brother, I said I didn't want a little brother. My mom said I was getting a Airplane. This went on and on whenever someone commented on when she was due. Mom just said no worry's you are getting a Airplane. Little brother arrived shortly after. It still makes me laugh thinking about my new Airplane.
THOSE WERE GREAT TOYS !!!
omg...I had both the helicopter and Mr Kelly's when I was a kid...
Don't forget the Guns of Navarone playset.
Awesome set.....hours of fun.
How the hell did we get from cool toys like these to pogs, fidget spinners and Funko Pop figures?! =/
hey don't hate on pogs
We still have Legos
@@gandalflotr2898 i wish we still had cool stuff like Meccano
We still have marbles
Good question. We have really lowered the standards in every aspect of life. The future was supposed to be full of wonder. We got screwed.
I love to get my hands on these Remco toys .
Remember, Crash Car? You wound it up by turning the driver's side front wheel backwards. Then put it on the floor and let it go. It would fly across the room and when it hit anything it flew apart!! We would then put it back together and do it again!
All you children today with you're new fandangled toy machines. When I was a boy all's we had to play with was a hoop and a stick. But my parents were so poor they could only afford the middle of the hoop. I never had the outside or the stick. But I still had fun with it.
2:16 mom ,dad never mind about sending me to collage. My life's ambition is to be a car wash attendant.😂
Fly the Remco jet prop airliner in 2019! Only $132.40.
I Had The Remco Submarine.
The Remco Barracuda.
I miss Saturday morning cartoons and the commercials. ✌️🇺🇲
Best Toy company ever!
2:08 looks like the insparation for the movie; "The Car"
I had a wirlbird and didn’t even know as a kid
REMCO was da shiznit
Bro the effort they put into toys back then
Dang my car is dirty, HOW FUCKING HILARIOUS!!!
Commercial... Commercial never change...
cool......kids playing with fire
That airliner toy looks like it would be fun for about three days. Unless it broke before then! It's an interesting idea, just hard to imagine it being something you'd want to go back to again and again.
@The Ramones True, it was before my time, but not by that much. My comment was about the airliner toy specifically. I just think it would get old fast. Maybe if it was the cockpit alone without the plane, or if it didn't make that noise? I don't know.
AND SO DO GURLZ!!!!!
LOVE all this stuff BUT gotta remember the lil things esp in POST production , like the plane IS NOT a jet ! just gotta notice
All these toys are amazing but being honest, how many times would a kid wash a car before he gets bored?
Well...as for me, back then.......about a million times
Remco made some very realistic toys
Flight Simulator 1959.
Dam they got some cool toys
AHHH the prices
REMCO is an ancronym for REmote COntrol.
Only $14.98 i want one!
I was born in 95 but i remember owning a green Apache helicopter with a Gatling gun and buff dudes firing down at a dinosaur, shit be bitchin'
Back when a real .45 Colt 1911 was approx 50.00 and gas was .25 a gallon. At least according to the Internet.
So weird how the narrator keeps on referring to the jets and noise of the engines as horrible. An ad today would never use negative language, especially in a kids commercial
Love the remco flight simulators
haha my name is remco so a plane is named after me
Was that a Tupolev 114 turbo prop??
Beat Up Old Jet Liner
Hope You Got A Tune Up Today!!😢😅😊😮
I’d never get board with this
Every Boy Wants A Remco Toy....and so do girls Hahahaha
I’m gonna have that car wash song stuck in my head =_=
That was expensive in those days.
Every boy wants a Remco toy!......And 56 “others” 🤬
I busted that car wash because I tried to put in a car from my Barneys Auto Factory. IT DIDN'T FIT. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
My best friend and also my neighbor beat the crap out of me that day. Man, I'll never forget it. His dad gave me a talking too.
My parents wouldn't buy me "war toys", so it's ironic I joined the Army right out of high school. Got to play with real ones.
$14.98 in 1959=$132.76 in 2020
That airplane control panel looks like it's 12 inches wide! X-D
$10 for a helicopter, painted army men and a tank.
By comparison, the C-130 playset with the tank and the green army men is almost $60 today
Don't forget inflation. Once you account for that they're roughly of similar price.
in grade school we would put our shoes and the urinal and flush. we were playing Mister Kelly's shoe wash!
EVERY BOY WANTS A REMCO TOY....and so do girls. Just imagine how that would play out today.