Toys of the Seventies, Panasonic 'toot-a-loop' Radio
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Description
An AM band transistor radio, roughly doughnut shaped, came in colors like yellow, red, and blue. There was a hinge in the case so you could open it up into an "s" shape to stand it on a table, or close it and wear it circled around your wrist.
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I had a blue one! It was a prize from the YMCA and it was the coolest thing ever! I wonder what my mom did with it...
My brother sent me a white toot-a-loop radio from California when I was around 8 yrs old. I wish I still had it. It was the coolest!!!
I've been looking on the net to find a picture to show my kids but no luck...any ideas?
look on ebay for a picture - they're always for sale
I got one for Christmas when I was about 12 years old (in 1971). It was blue, and we only had AM stations at the time. I'd listen to KOMA in Oklahoma City everynight using my ear piece. I loved it. I wish I still had it.
I was going through some of my old things and I found my blue toot-a-loop back then I would listen to a chicago station. Its so cool that I still have this and it works great. Any idea how much they are worth?
I still have my yellow toot-a-loop and it works! I carried it around with me in high school every day.
I got a red toot-a-loop for Christmas 1972 when I was 8 years old and I remember how excited I was to get it! It was my first real radio. I didn't even care that it was only AM because I wasn't listening to FM radio yet anyway. I'm from Southern California so I listened to KHJ on it. Wish I still had it. And I wouldn't even sell it!
If anybody wants to see a good pic of it there is one on Wikipedia. Yep...there is actually a page for Panasonic Toot-A-Loop radio!
I had two Toot-a-Loop radios ( someone stole my first one, then my parents got me my second one). Boy I loved it ( I now wished that I'd still had it ).
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