I guess that sometimes truckers just have to haul whatever they can to pay the bills:

[1971Chevelle]

 

[Chevelle_Nut]

Definitely over weight

 

[Shovelrick]

I had an All Metal Tonka Dump trunk I use to ride on a downhill driveway (Uphill depending on which way you were going ) , No Batteries or Buttons to push to drive you and if you want to get back up the Hill you had to Get Off Your ASS and Carry it back up the Hill

 

[77cruiser]

I had an All Metal Tonka Dump trunk I use to ride on a downhill driveway (Uphill depending on which way you were going ) , No Batteries or Buttons to push to drive you and if you want to get back up the Hill you had to Get Off Your ASS and Carry it back up the Hill

That one looks like it has plastic wheels, I used to have some all metal ones.

 

[Shovelrick]

That one looks like it has plastic wheels, I used to have some all metal ones.

1965/7? I’m guessing mine had metal wheels?

 

[77cruiser]

1965/7? I’m guessing mine had metal wheels?

Some of the ones I had could have been late 50's early 60's. I was born in 55.

 

[Shovelrick]

Some of the ones I had could have been late 50's early 60's. I was born in 55.

I’m a 1960 built model Wait..Not a Model …

 

[kmakar]

I had some of the tonka's from the mid to late 60s. They used to advertise they were indestructible, but I'd always break them.

 

[Shovelrick]

I had some of the tonka's from the mid to late 60s. They used to advertise they were indestructible, but I'd always break them.

Where there's a Will there's a Way

 

[cheveslakr]

Dad bought 14 acres and hand built the barn, the house w/full basement, shop, 1/2 acre garden, and it made for some awesome Tonka tracks, hills, quarries, etc. I was 4 when he broke ground. What a time to be alive.

 

[12stones]

It must be a "thing" now. US HWY 61 South in Missouri.

 

[spinshop]

I`ve seen it here but, it was in the middle of the flat bed. Funny.

 

[77cruiser]

I've seen a few in my travels.