Toys of the Seventies, Max Machine
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Description
a little remote controled van but the remote was actually a clicker when you would click it the van would turn
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I recieved one of these for Christmas of 1976 when I was in fourth grade. The "remote control" was nothing more than a loud clicker, which activated a sound reciever on top of the van. Each time you clicked the remote, the van would turn its wheels left, right, or go straight. I remember having a LOT of fun with that, but the loud clicker drove my parents crazy, so I had to play with it outside or in the basement.
I had one of these around 1976 or 77 for Christmas. My neighbor got one first. I fell in love with it and had to have one. The clicker stopped working after a month or two. Then we just yelled or clapped to get it to move...Fun toy!!
I loved mine ... I was 4 and I still remember the TV jingle (more or less): "You run the Max Machine You run the Max Machine Make it go straight Make it turn left or right It's fun You can see what I mean" >repeat
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