The toys were what got me started on Street Sharks. I had all four main Sharks. I did see the cartoon, but after i bit my sister pretending to be a shark, my mom forbid me to watch it. Nowadays, even though my heart is to Ninja Turtles, I still have a soft spot for Street Sharks. Ripster was my favorite.
What you unfortunately often don't find anymore is the ingenious packaging of the Toyline. So just when it comes to the sharks. The design was a shark cage. The front was made of plastic bars and the rest of cardboard.
man this brought back a lot of memories. I remember having the base ripster, the boxer slammu, the streex with the metal hockey stick, the ripster with the motorcycle and the trex from the xtreme dinosaurs. I remember having a vhs tape that had the first 1 or 2 episodes on it that i would watch all the time. Another knock off line i was crazy for when i was little was a transformers knock off but they turned into dinosaurs instead. I had the whole set.
@@EdsRetroGeekOut i wish they came in sets. Had to buy them individually. I remember they had their own tv show on Fox kids. But not sure if it got more than one season. Dinozaurs.
I guess it is because im a huge steet shark and extreme dinosaurs fan, but I watched this episode when you first dropped it and i still find myself coming back to watch it. Thank you for your hard work!
I did not know about Street Sharks until one day after school my mom took me to the dollar store and I found a Street Sharks DVD. I was about 11 at the time and the year was 2004 so the series was already over for a while.
I was almost 16 when these came out and had outgrown toys by then. These are some cool toys though and if these had come out when TMNT was out in the late 80's I would have probably bought a bunch of them. I'm now a marketer by profession and looking back at how good of a job these marketing teams did to hook kids on their products is exciting. I do see a weakening of the marketing concepts as toys went on from the 80's into the 90's but it still worked. Kids these days just don't get the same level of awesome toy lines like we did growing up.
I accidentally discovered street sharks on TH-cam. When I was 7 I found one of the commercials on TH-cam and thought these action figures are so cool. So now every time I go to a vintage toy store, I look for street sharks.
Sorry for the inconvenience guys. Im not a native speaker but thanks for pointing it out will work on it 🤓 hopefully next week i can finally say thundercats without sayin tundercats 😅. I’m from europe and dutch is my mother tongue. Thanks so much for watching
Just stumbled across this. Cool collection! I loved street sharks as a kid as well.But the only one that survived and is still with me is good ol' manta man. Still would love to get my hands on a handshark!!
I only had the sting ray growing up, but my friend had ALL of them. I wanted Killamari so badly but couldn't find him anywhere. My friend had the swordfish guy with the drill nose and I used to love playing with that one.
For some reason crustaceans allways seem to look really good in monster form, Ebirah from the Godzilla movies is a good example of what i mean. Might be why out of all of these i like Slobster the most.
I remember watching the cartoon back then; didn't realize that "Extreme Dinosaurs" was the spinoff. I had the boxing shark & Dr paradigm but stuck mostly to spending on TMNT.
I'm a Warhammer 40k Ork player, and I'm interested in the scale on the tank in that line. I think if I can find it cheap I can convert it to an 40k Ork tank.
Love your collection man! You’ve got three that i’ve got in my collection, and a few i want. I’ve got a few bootlegs from different lines, the mighty sharks and ocean warriors. I don’t have any of the street sharks bad guys though.
In the city of industry CA, there’s a place called Frank and Sons that’s a giant indoor swap meet full of vendors that sell nothing but geeky stuff. There’s several stands that sell vintage street shark figures that are mostly out of the box with accessories varying. They’re sold reasonable prices too. If you’re ever down in SoCal you should really stop buy. Imports, Comics, cards, movies, video games, figures, garage kits
I have 27 different Street Sharks in my collection from 1994-1996. I mentioned this to Laura Legends already today. (June 9th/2023) I think that the fact they are flexible and you can control the mouth opening and shutting by moving the dorsal fin was a cool manufacturers idea. I'm always looking for Mantaman. Never owned him and I can't seem to find one in the Northern Ontario area of Canada.
ohhh boy I have found a fair share for street sharks and extreme dinosaurs in my time of toy hunting one of my main and largest parts of my toy collection!!!! so many
Modrian86 yeah, if I found some without any paint wear I’d probably buy them, but it seems like a frustrating line to try and collect with rare figures and even the common ones being hard to get in good shape in or out of package.
From what i remember the type of paint they used on the figures (even the rubberised sections) is that type of paint that leaves a solid plastic coat on the toy so it's easy to chip and snag and it pretty much starts cracking and flaking as soon as the toy experiences any prolonged play. Outside of restorations i can see the only ones you'd be able to find in decent quality would be ones that were initially purchased with collection in mind.
Does anyone has info on a Street Sharks 90’s school bag from Mattel? (1996-street wise designs) Can’t find it on Ebay or google. I only see a conmon bag on ebay. I bought it in Italy, it’s big, blue with cool SS art. At the back big letters “Mattel” are engraved.
This was a very informative video. Didn't know much about Street Sharks but now I do. The CGI from the 90s looks so bad now, when back then it was super cool. The CGI we have now looks good but 20yrs from now I'm sure it will look bad.
Street Sharks where the perfect badguys for the Ninja Turtles, bigger and mean-looking. I find the re-use of the name Slobster (from the Boglins line) interesting.
@@eastcumbriancollector983 I only know one version of Street Sharks, but 2 versions of the Extreme Dinosaurs: aliens that look like dinosaurs and genetically altered actual dinosaurs. Of course the second one is cooler in my opinion.
Anyone remember it being hard to get your hands on these toys? Maybe around the 96 to 97 era? I have a spotty memory of my father trying to find the sharks and had no luck, I had 2 big toys r us and KB toys and still had no luck. I did have some extreme dinosaurs and beast transformers.
I had no idea these guys existed until yesterday when I purchased a slugger slammu figure, seeing a buff shark with boxing gloves really caught my interest in the toy line
Jawsome it a shame I lost most of them growing up but I still got Ripster and Big slammu at my shelf Dr piranoid and the rest are on the attic with all of my 90s toy's
man i wish i still had my stuff from when i was a kid. My grandma threw away 90% of my toys when i was 14 because i was ""too old" for toys. she let me keep my transformers because i was ready to fight her for those but eventually she threw them away too when i went to college. a lot of them were in great condition too.
@@teissonniereable you should have hid them in the basement or attic I gave most of them to my nephews cause no need for them stuck in the attic collecting dust
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven they were actually stored away in our storage shed in the back yard but every couple of months she would go on these cleaning rampages where she would throw away everything she could find. And since i was away at school i wasnt home to save them from her.
I had the original Ripster but never could get the others due to not being able to find them or not having the $$$ when I did. I remembered the commercial but I had no idea that was young Vin Diesel. That's totally JAWSOME
They are so expensive here in Michigan man :/ great collection my brother you gotta do more in this format with the history of the toyline and everything
I may not ever had any of the whole S.S. Action figures as a kid BUT i still have the mini figure of Ripster that came with a pull-back yellow speeds bike that you make it crash against the other speed bikes with the other mini figures seeing them fly everywhere and it was from the Hot Wheels Series in the 90's when i was little. 😁😃😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
I had the orca whale dude with the crazy tongue as a kid and also had the vehicle that has the shark head shape..maaaaan,and my parents gave them away..fuck, who knows how much they're worth now! I also had a big set of the Alien movie franchise action figures, different types of aliens and also a translucent red Predator action figure :D
The kenner aliens are the best they put out 🤩 those weird shapes and crossovers with animals the translucent stuff! Yeah the orca is called moby lick a great toy 🤩
I remember seeing Street Sharks on the toy shelves when I was a kid, but Batman, Power Rangers, Jurassic Park and TMNT were my focus. They're still very cool and wish I did maybe buy them back then. I enjoyed the video and got a laugh out of the cringy Vin Diesel promo. Fintacular!
Street sharks is honestly my favorite toy line. They need to make a movie on the sharks
That would be epic!!!
The toys were what got me started on Street Sharks. I had all four main Sharks. I did see the cartoon, but after i bit my sister pretending to be a shark, my mom forbid me to watch it. Nowadays, even though my heart is to Ninja Turtles, I still have a soft spot for Street Sharks.
Ripster was my favorite.
Street sharks did fill in a gap after tmnt went out of fashion 😄👌
@@EdsRetroGeekOut True
Cool collection!
These are some of the most eye-catching sculpts of any toy line.
To find them in great condition is really rare, though.
Thanks buddy 🤓
What you unfortunately often don't find anymore is the ingenious packaging of the Toyline. So just when it comes to the sharks. The design was a shark cage. The front was made of plastic bars and the rest of cardboard.
I love how the new upcoming release kept the cages!
@@MisterX867 yes! The new cages look even better
man this brought back a lot of memories. I remember having the base ripster, the boxer slammu, the streex with the metal hockey stick, the ripster with the motorcycle and the trex from the xtreme dinosaurs. I remember having a vhs tape that had the first 1 or 2 episodes on it that i would watch all the time. Another knock off line i was crazy for when i was little was a transformers knock off but they turned into dinosaurs instead. I had the whole set.
Awesome when ko’s came in sets 🤓🤘
@@EdsRetroGeekOut i wish they came in sets. Had to buy them individually. I remember they had their own tv show on Fox kids. But not sure if it got more than one season. Dinozaurs.
Street sharks is a top 3 90s cartoon for sure
Fintacular show indeed 🤠👌
Great video! Awesome collection!! I didn’t have very many of these back in the day but I remember seeing these everywhere!!
Thanks so much 🤓
I always thought the hand puppets were the coolest and I never had one. Great video Ed.
Was lucky to find one in that big lot I had never seen one before
I guess it is because im a huge steet shark and extreme dinosaurs fan, but I watched this episode when you first dropped it and i still find myself coming back to watch it. Thank you for your hard work!
I had the T-Rex Extreme Dinosaur... dang thought that was a Street Shark before this video!! Thanks for correcting my childhood memory haha
Thanks for watching 🤓
I did not know about Street Sharks until one day after school my mom took me to the dollar store and I found a Street Sharks DVD. I was about 11 at the time and the year was 2004 so the series was already over for a while.
Excellent video! I actually never had a toy from the streetsharks but I did watch the cartoon back in the day.
Thanks buddy 🤓
I was almost 16 when these came out and had outgrown toys by then. These are some cool toys though and if these had come out when TMNT was out in the late 80's I would have probably bought a bunch of them. I'm now a marketer by profession and looking back at how good of a job these marketing teams did to hook kids on their products is exciting. I do see a weakening of the marketing concepts as toys went on from the 80's into the 90's but it still worked. Kids these days just don't get the same level of awesome toy lines like we did growing up.
Always wish there was a street sharks video game
I accidentally discovered street sharks on TH-cam. When I was 7 I found one of the commercials on TH-cam and thought these action figures are so cool. So now every time I go to a vintage toy store, I look for street sharks.
"Doctor Paradig´em" LOL
Oh man, it was getting me too. Lol. Been living this guy's content but he really hates silent letters in pronunciation.
Sorry for the inconvenience guys. Im not a native speaker but thanks for pointing it out will work on it 🤓 hopefully next week i can finally say thundercats without sayin tundercats 😅. I’m from europe and dutch is my mother tongue. Thanks so much for watching
@@EdsRetroGeekOut All good man. I figured that was the case. The paradig'em just gave me a good laugh. Keep up the great work!
@@EdsRetroGeekOut Holy shit. I thought you were American lol
@@EdsRetroGeekOut Oh wow, I thought you were American, I didn´t hear an accent or anything! All is forgiven. ;D
Just stumbled across this. Cool collection! I loved street sharks as a kid as well.But the only one that survived and is still with me is good ol' manta man. Still would love to get my hands on a handshark!!
I need another one of those handsharks to do puppetry 🤣🤘 thanks for watching
These are cool! Gonna have to keep an eye out for some for the kids to play with alongside their motu and turtles. Great video Ed!
Thanks so much buddy 🤠
Nice collection dude. Street Sharks was on the list for this years hunt.... maybe next year now!
They’ve been popping up more often now 🤓
@@EdsRetroGeekOut I had a job lot in two years ago and sold them all. Regret it now.
So weird there was never a Street Sharks videogame! Great collection! 🦈
We need a game! Now!
I only had the sting ray growing up, but my friend had ALL of them. I wanted Killamari so badly but couldn't find him anywhere. My friend had the swordfish guy with the drill nose and I used to love playing with that one.
Im still looking for sting ray 🤠
The sting ray is mantaman
Now thats a jawsome collection
Thanks for watching 🤓
For some reason crustaceans allways seem to look really good in monster form, Ebirah from the Godzilla movies is a good example of what i mean.
Might be why out of all of these i like Slobster the most.
Crustaceans indeed so cool to see in muscle action figure form 🤠
the extreme dinosaur figures are pretty cool. Found some in the basement while I was cleaning out
I remember watching the cartoon back then; didn't realize that "Extreme Dinosaurs" was the spinoff. I had the boxing shark & Dr paradigm but stuck mostly to spending on TMNT.
Jawsome 🤘🤓
So much to process in this video from the crazy looking bootlegs to Vin Diesel Hocking Street Sharks You’ve Out Done Yourself in this one 🦈
Thanks so much buddy 🤓 it was some work but I kinda like the format still needs a lot of finetweaking but we got time 🤣
I'm a Warhammer 40k Ork player, and I'm interested in the scale on the tank in that line. I think if I can find it cheap I can convert it to an 40k Ork tank.
Uhm 🤔 not sure
Love your collection man! You’ve got three that i’ve got in my collection, and a few i want. I’ve got a few bootlegs from different lines, the mighty sharks and ocean warriors. I don’t have any of the street sharks bad guys though.
In the city of industry CA, there’s a place called Frank and Sons that’s a giant indoor swap meet full of vendors that sell nothing but geeky stuff. There’s several stands that sell vintage street shark figures that are mostly out of the box with accessories varying. They’re sold reasonable prices too. If you’re ever down in SoCal you should really stop buy. Imports, Comics, cards, movies, video games, figures, garage kits
A Dangerous Collection. Nice Ed.
Thanks buddy 🤠
Watched it when I was a kid loved it I have a silver mouth sting shot in great condition still love it congrats on the ss haul brother!
Thanks
I sadly only have only four of them, one is a manta ray looking dude, Slammu, the hammerhead shark dude, and Sharp.
Loved these toys as a kid! I've been wanting to at least get the ones I had as a kid.
Me as well 🤘🤓
I have 27 different Street Sharks in my collection from 1994-1996. I mentioned this to Laura Legends already today. (June 9th/2023) I think that the fact they are flexible and you can control the mouth opening and shutting by moving the dorsal fin was a cool manufacturers idea. I'm always looking for Mantaman. Never owned him and I can't seem to find one in the Northern Ontario area of Canada.
We had some badass toys back in the day.
I picked up a street shark from a charity shop a few years ago. it's the blue one with the hair but it didn't come with the guitar
Rox 🤘
I like to point out that Dr. Paradigm’s name is pronounce as “para-dime” in the show.
Thanks for letting me know
ohhh boy I have found a fair share for street sharks and extreme dinosaurs in my time of toy hunting one of my main and largest parts of my toy collection!!!! so many
Jawsome 😍👌
where can i buy them?
The one's I have found have been in really bad condition so I never started collecting them. But they are really big and massive! Nice collection!
Modrian86 yeah, if I found some without any paint wear I’d probably buy them, but it seems like a frustrating line to try and collect with rare figures and even the common ones being hard to get in good shape in or out of package.
A thorough clean does wonders but indeed the paint on the rubber is easily affected
@@EdsRetroGeekOut I have two extreme dino's that are in good shape. Message if you'd be interested. Green t rex and purple steggo
From what i remember the type of paint they used on the figures (even the rubberised sections) is that type of paint that leaves a solid plastic coat on the toy so it's easy to chip and snag and it pretty much starts cracking and flaking as soon as the toy experiences any prolonged play. Outside of restorations i can see the only ones you'd be able to find in decent quality would be ones that were initially purchased with collection in mind.
Suuuuch a nostalgic video! It led me to think how many VHS tapes were there of the street sharks?! Google won't give me a straight answer!
There’s some out there not sure if its the complete series tough 🤔
@@EdsRetroGeekOut I've only seen 3 so far, I find it hard to believe that's all of them.... But who knows I guess.
I started watch this old videos again and i got the one Super7 made the vintage ones are a bit expensive Jawsome
Dude!!! Whyyyy?!!! Why did you make this video?! Now you got me wanting to finish my collection. Dang it! Great video by the way. 👍🏻
Finish it buddy 🤗🦈
i miss being young enough to play with these man
Does anyone has info on a Street Sharks 90’s school bag from Mattel? (1996-street wise designs) Can’t find it on Ebay or google. I only see a conmon bag on ebay. I bought it in Italy, it’s big, blue with cool SS art. At the back big letters “Mattel” are engraved.
This was a very informative video. Didn't know much about Street Sharks but now I do. The CGI from the 90s looks so bad now, when back then it was super cool. The CGI we have now looks good but 20yrs from now I'm sure it will look bad.
Thanks so much buddy 🤓🤘
Street Sharks where the perfect badguys for the Ninja Turtles, bigger and mean-looking.
I find the re-use of the name Slobster (from the Boglins line) interesting.
Indeed 🤣
I loved the show and the toys when they came out ,and I'm still Collecting the toys
The toys are jawsome 😁
Would it be cool if they do a reboot of the Street Sharks and a live action Street Sharks movie?
Indeed 🤩
Oh yeah
We need a movie reboot of both Street Sharks and Extreme Dinosaurs (the altered dinosaurs version; not the alien dinosaurs version).
😏👌i totally agree bring em to the big screen!
Do you mean SS version or ED version ?.
@@eastcumbriancollector983 I only know one version of Street Sharks, but 2 versions of the Extreme Dinosaurs: aliens that look like dinosaurs and genetically altered actual dinosaurs. Of course the second one is cooler in my opinion.
@@Alejandroigarabide That jogged my memory but Hard Rock was from a planet in space ! Weird !,great show.
Do we really need to be remade. it would be woke crap remake
Still upset to find out they never made a figure of Spittor he was my favorite raptor
Indeed 🤘
The cartoon was awesome and the toys i got hours of fun out of them
Jawsome 😄
I still have two of mine. And a small one that came on a shark bike that had a crashing function.
Ooh sounds like something I don’t know about yet 😯
Ed's Retro Geek Out I looked it up. They’re called Street Shark Crash and Smash. They were hot wheels.
Anyone remember it being hard to get your hands on these toys? Maybe around the 96 to 97 era? I have a spotty memory of my father trying to find the sharks and had no luck, I had 2 big toys r us and KB toys and still had no luck. I did have some extreme dinosaurs and beast transformers.
Dude some much info in one vid. Took me to street sharks school. My buddy collects these but ive never seen one in the wild. HAND SHARK!
Thanks for watching 🤓
I had no idea these guys existed until yesterday when I purchased a slugger slammu figure, seeing a buff shark with boxing gloves really caught my interest in the toy line
Welcome aboard!
@@EdsRetroGeekOut I found a new goal when visiting flea markets too and thanks! 😊
Jawsome it a shame I lost most of them growing up but I still got Ripster and Big slammu at my shelf Dr piranoid and the rest are on the attic with all of my 90s toy's
90’s toys attic you say 🤩
@@EdsRetroGeekOut yeah some of them are broken some of them are in great shape and some of them still have the complete accessories
man i wish i still had my stuff from when i was a kid. My grandma threw away 90% of my toys when i was 14 because i was ""too old" for toys. she let me keep my transformers because i was ready to fight her for those but eventually she threw them away too when i went to college. a lot of them were in great condition too.
@@teissonniereable you should have hid them in the basement or attic I gave most of them to my nephews cause no need for them stuck in the attic collecting dust
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven they were actually stored away in our storage shed in the back yard but every couple of months she would go on these cleaning rampages where she would throw away everything she could find. And since i was away at school i wasnt home to save them from her.
I still have the boxing shark and the blue with the iron knuckle
Jawsome 🤘
Remember these but never owned them. I only saw commercials for the toyline don't ever remember the show being on TV in Denmark.
Sweet 🤘
Great video as always
Thank you 🤓
I had the original Ripster but never could get the others due to not being able to find them or not having the $$$ when I did. I remembered the commercial but I had no idea that was young Vin Diesel. That's totally JAWSOME
Vin was on a toy fair vid not the commercial i believe 🤓
They are so expensive here in Michigan man :/ great collection my brother you gotta do more in this format with the history of the toyline and everything
Thanks so much buddy I actually enjoyed looking up all the info 🤗
pretty rad!!
Thanks so much for watching 🤓👌
The toy I want from this line back is the rollerblading Tiger Shark. I adore that toy ands the only grail I been hunting.
Lol poor turtles. Very cool and informative video! Saw some of these guys the other day about $20 a piece and the next day most were gone.
Yeah 20$ seems to be the going rate for these without the accesories
Great video man!
Thanks so much 😇
I may not ever had any of the whole S.S. Action figures as a kid BUT i still have the mini figure of Ripster that came with a pull-back yellow speeds bike that you make it crash against the other speed bikes with the other mini figures seeing them fly everywhere and it was from the Hot Wheels Series in the 90's when i was little. 😁😃😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
awesome toy line, I have a few, but no where near enough
You can never have enough 🦈🥳
Will you be getting the Ghostbusters Kenner Classics reissue figures to review? In the US, many stores have already been getting them in.
I got em on preorder so should be coming in soon 🤩
One thing i remember about these toys is theyr massive jaws and fangs lol
I hardly remember these, but those dog thingys look fricking awesome...👍🏼💯✔
I want one! 🤠🤘
I’m getting ripster also jawsome video!
I spent many of my best years as a child with those dolls and I would like to get them again or at least my favorites
Ebay 🤓
thanks friend 😁
Great video!
Thank you 🤓
I think I have these figure back in the day also and extreme dinosaur
I had the orca whale dude with the crazy tongue as a kid and also had the vehicle that has the shark head shape..maaaaan,and my parents gave them away..fuck, who knows how much they're worth now! I also had a big set of the Alien movie franchise action figures, different types of aliens and also a translucent red Predator action figure :D
The kenner aliens are the best they put out 🤩 those weird shapes and crossovers with animals the translucent stuff! Yeah the orca is called moby lick a great toy 🤩
I remember seeing Street Sharks on the toy shelves when I was a kid, but Batman, Power Rangers, Jurassic Park and TMNT were my focus. They're still very cool and wish I did maybe buy them back then. I enjoyed the video and got a laugh out of the cringy Vin Diesel promo. Fintacular!
Thanks buddy 🤠
Hahahahah omg I feel in love with this video!
Thanks so much buddy 🤠 I hope you get a lot more for your collection as well!
Man if they can bring back He-Man & Beast wars to Netflix. I know they could bring back the Street Sharks.
I honestly never heard of muscle mutts before
Me too 🤓 but now i want them!
Ah yes the figures you always see in an Australian garage sale
Nice
what a great video. I really enjoyed this a lot. Thx
Thanks so much 🤓
I always liked the sharks over the turtles
Jawsome!
Will you shut up man
@@zeechzilla why, you like the turtles better, no problemo, every person have a difrent opinion
I didn’t see the turtles swimming thru concrete or traveling thru time lol
@@shinobistrikerfanatic7837 ehhhhh I think the turtles did travel through time
Weres ed from ?
Belgium
I was trying to place the accent
Love the collection
Do you still live in Europe ? And do you cover the American markets like there ebay and such for the collection
They should do a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Street Sharks Crossover.
Thank would have been jawesomely tubular dude 😏
Was the fast food premuium at Burger King or Taco Bell? Taco Bell had a tie-in including a bag and finger puppet sharks.
🤔 i think both happened, the watch has burger king written on the inside
I got most of them in the attic but I got big slammo in my desk
I remember I had one...I don’t know why the 7 year old me gave it away as a birthday present 😂 Now I’m here to remember what my toy looked like.
Mmmm.. I have a box full of Street sharks and Extreme Dinosaurs,with a big black robotic type Streetshark that I didn't see on this clip.
Yeah i don’t own the robotic shark, he’s cool tough 😁
Wasn’t his name pronounced as doctor “para-dime” as like the word paradigm? 1:24
I’ve been going hard on my ss Collection lately
Awesome 🤠
I love the street sharks but they are hard to find in good condition without paying a ton
It’s true i do feel like my hunting grounds do have them a lot 🤓
I remember asking for all of them for my birthday! I got none. It was an ok kid show
If they don't remake streetsharks in my lifetime there is no god!
The only Street Sharks item I have in my possession is a Jab water squirter from Burger King.
Awesome dude I love all that merchandise stuff 🤠🤘
Nice
Hi I love ur vids can I have slugger slam ur I always wanted that one he’s is my favorite character from the series pls
I only have one 🤣
@@EdsRetroGeekOut it ok nvm I got one thx anyways
Oh man, I have 4 of those
They look so cool 🤓🤘
I have some of these in my mom's attic lol
Good luck. In the past 3 months this and Biker Mice have tripled in value...for no reason. Yaaaay!
They do have a hefty price tag now