Okay.

What do we got?

Uh, cool bazooka toy goal.

That's really cool.

Tell you walk into an airport with it, then you're going to jail.

I don't want to do that.

I mean, it looks very rial for being a toy.

You know, about what year it was.

Think it was about 50 years ago, like the early sixties.

Something like that.

OK, Yeah, it would make sense.

I mean, Dad would come home and tell their kids about what they used in the wars and stuff like that.

And everybody wanted a bazooka, you know?

I mean, it was like the ultimate weapon.

I know.

Even when I saw it in the attic that Ah, while that was cool, so did the cool thing about a bazooka.

Was that unlike a rocket propelled grenade?

This thing when you shot something, actually detonated on impact, which is what made him really value.

A rocket propelled grenade could hit a tank bounce off it ricocheted 20 feet glow That way, I'm a single guy can take out a tank with one of these.

That's pretty impressive.

Yeah.

So how's it work?

This pulls back.

I think It's like spring loaded and you take one of the missiles.

And now do you want to shoot it or let me check it out.

So what, you just pull the trigger now?

Yeah.

It should be ready to go.

All right.

Hey, Pops.

Oh, you all right?

I don't know.

I wouldn't call it harmless.

I'm sure my dad will be all right after he cries it off for a few hours.

But this goes to show you the toys have come a long way in the safety department in the past few years.

Any idea of what you're looking to get out of it?

Yeah.

I mean, this is, like, 50 years old, Still all the original box.

So I think it's really a unique idea if I left with 500 that it be a real good day.

Okay.

I'll tell you what, man.

Let me call a buddy of mine up and see if he can give me an idea of what these are worth.

I don't know.

You might want to call a doctor for your dad to I don't know.

He's a tough guy.

I'm sure you could take it.

Let me get my buddy.

A call man.

Be back in a little bit to have somebody get hit with it.

I mean, your first thing is, who's going to sue me?

I hope he's okay.

And I hope this doesn't screw up.

My deal happened to your eye, man.

Aramco Bazooka.

That's what a fast You're a little angry.

At least we know it works.

I'm not responsible for any of this equivalent to the wrinkle Bazooka nowadays would be a kid playing on his PS three or Xbox.

Kids in the old days would have played outdoors in the neighborhood when Wrinkle came out with this, they had a whole line of toys.

It was all like jungle guerrilla warfare.

And they had everything from guns to knives, helmets, canteens, you name that they made it.

I mean, this was in the Vietnam era.

Kids were seeing images of war on TV, and kids wanted to emulate that through the toys.

This would have been on everybody's Christmas lists.

In 1962.

Everything looks like it's here.

You mind if I take a closer look just to see what we got is just don't loaded.

Name it.

It's very uncommon to see this in good condition.

All this here's cardboard.

Well, this is Carver.

This is plastic.

So you're outside playing with that.

You leave it outside.

It's very easy for rain.

Or get dried out.

Or ripped or torn.

Really, really nice condition.

Let me look at the inside of the box.

We got all the missiles here.

We got the original target.

We got the instructions That should make it a lot easier to sell.

Definitely.

So what you think it's worth?

Well, after looking at everything, seeing that it's 100% complete.

You got all the original paperwork in this condition.

Maybe in the 4 to 4 50 range, pushing it a little bit, but you could ask 500 for this piece.

Thanks, man.

Appreciate it.

Put some ice on that, man.

All right, take care.

I was really excited to see this toy in the condition was in.

It's a great piece, and I hope the guys buy it, because if they do, you should have no problem selling it.

You heard my guy.

I could realistically expect to sell it for 500 bucks on a good day.

That being said, I can't pay you 500 bucks.

Otherwise I make no money.

Yeah.

I love you around 200 bucks for it.

Yeah, I'd really like to get closer to 500.

So 350 bucks, man.

That's the most.

I'm gonna pay you for it.

I think we could meet in the middle of nowhere.

Not 3 50 minutes.

3 75 Come on, Everything's intact.

God, this guy over.

All right, You know what?

You beat me.

All right, 3 75 There we go.

Dad.

You want to write him up?

No.

I'll meet you over there.

$375 is a decent price, but still a little more than I wanted to pay for this death trap.

And on top of that, I'm sure my dad's never gonna shut up about the black eye.