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1973 Ideal Evel Knievel Assortment
In 1973, New York based Ideal Toys created toys based on Butte Montana's daredevil son, Robert "Evel" Knievel and history was made! Many thanks to Rob Chatlin for the terrific scans.
Thanks to Knievel being a household name and the toy's clever concept, it became a hot seller and one of the most memorable toy lines of the 1970's.
If you were a boy in the 1970's and didn't own one of these, most likely you wanted one. Other companies such as Kenner and Mego tried to knock off the success of this toy with their own daredevil stunt line, a true sign of a successful line.
The Scramble Van was a colourful bit of vinyl and plastic that was put under a lot of trees in 1973.
More Evel Knievel Galleries coming soon.
Got a childhood pic of you playing with your Evel Knievel toys? Send it to me and I'll put it up in the upcoming childhood memories gallery, drop me a line here
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