Halloween is always the best time to talk about rack toys, specifically ones made by Imperial Toy Corporation, who had a year round selection of rubber bats, bugs and skeletons.
1976 also had the distinction of being the year that Imperial wisely got the
“Jaws” license and marketed a series of cool inflatable toys.
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This brings back great memories. Loved Spooky Kookys. I had the skeleton guy. I am also pretty sure I had a Poopatrooper as well…not too sure what that name is all about.
What boy of a certain age doesn't remember Boney Benny? I wouldn't be surprised if he's still waiting on the grocery store toy aisle.