"Maker of Vintage, Antique Old Toy Trucks"
Made in the USA Since 1947
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"Maker of Vintage, Antique Old Toy Trucks" Made in the USA Since 1947 |
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Made in the U.S.A.
| Now Available For A Limited Time ... The NEW 1/16th scale All American Lowboy trailer with Smith-Miller Tractors Click here for more information |
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| Here is nice looking custom built All American Toy Co. Kenworth with a grain trailer. | ||||||||||||||
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| Here is the first of three pictures of Larry Martin of John Day, Oregon and friends with their custom Timber Toter. It is made from an old Timber Toter. Russ (L), Larry (C), Steve (R) |
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| 49" long and 9" tall....impressive | ||||||||||||||
| Wayne Ford's custom log truck made with All American Kenworth parts and a lot of Wayne's own parts. | ||||||||||||||
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| This 1/16 scale truck extends to 39" | ||||||||||||||
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| More views of Wayne Ford's 1/16 scale custom built log truck | ||||||||||||||
| For more information on the Raindrop Collectibles' custom built trucks, click here to email Wayne Ford | ||||||||||||||
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| Here is a custom built Timber Toter by Gary Banyas. Note the painted wheels | ||||||||||||||
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Some pictures of a custom-built Kenworth log truck by Gary Fox. Here is a list of the details that make it one of a kind.
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| Tom McHenry did a great job on this custom Timber Toter | ||||||||||||||
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| A beautiful candy apple Burgundy KW | A custom Kenworth log truck built by Jim Simmons |
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| Custom built All Americian Toy Co. Kenworth with a custom built belly dump trailer. | ||
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| Custom built All Americian Toy Co. cement mixer built by Gerald Thomas from Ontario, Canada |
Custom built All Americian Toy Co. Kenworth with wood chip hauler and hay rack log hauler | |
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| A custom Cargo Liner by Mike Ferguson | ||
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| Bob Rose's custom All American Toy Co. trucks | ||
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| Eric stopped by to show the Timber Toter log truck kit he finished. Note the custom hitch he made for the trailer. | ||
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| This truck was customized by a young Ed Bodenlos of Warren, Oregon with a little help from his Dad. | |
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June 2007, John Wall the "All American Boy" visit the All American Toy factory. |
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The "Peace Truck"
Christmas Eve 1953, and it was time to receive our presents. I wanted a log truck just like my neighbor got for Christmas but knew my parents could never afford it. Our presents weren't wrapped, but were carefully laid out in specific places for each child. Mine were on the dining room table. Underwear, socks, and numerous other items were there, but no truck. Then I spied a slight gleam of yellow underneath the clothes, tablet and crayons. It was a new Timber Toter log truck . . . the truck of my dreams! My father had hidden it, just like the famous BB gun in The Christmas Story. I was thrilled! I spent many hours playing with my truck and pretending that I was a real-life logger. Several years later I decided to paint the truck a more exciting color . . . red cab, black frame. My painting expertise left much to be desired and the end result wasn't what I had hoped for. During my Jr. High years I abandoned my toys. Then I graduated from high school and went off to college. My mother informed me that they had given the truck to my cousin who lived in California and that he was thrilled to get it. Sadly, I was not consulted about this decision. Over the years I often wondered what had happened to my Timber Toter. I decided it was probably buried in some landfill, or rusting away in a shed somewhere never to be seen again. Then about 10 years ago, my aunt and uncle drove up from California and brought what remained of my truck with them. The trailer had been lost, and my cousin had made his own personal statement by adding "peace" signs, striping and "headlights" to my bad paint job. But I had my truck back! When I discovered that the All American Toy Company was once again in business, I was determined to restore the truck so my grandson could see what it originally looked like. After much thought, however, I decided to leave the "Peace Truck" as it looks today. It's one-of-a-kind and cannot be duplicated. It wears its scars proudly and brings back memories of years gone by. John WallLyons, Kansas |
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| Here are 3 custom All American trucks from the 1950s built by Glyn Hjort |
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All American Toy Co. 540 Lancaster SE Salem, OR 97317 U.S.A. |
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| All American Toys for the
All American Boy Made in the U.S.A. since 1947 |
| All American Toy Trucks are intended for Adults 18 to 118 years. Not recommended for children. |
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This web site illustrates what is available in our unique limited
editions. For further information or to reserve a future limited edition,
contact Patrick Russell at 540 Lancaster S.E., Salem, Oregon 97317 U.S.A., or
call 503-399-8609.
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