Vintage Nylint Overnight Express Toy Peterbilt Tractor Trailer

Breaker 19, beaker 19, this here's the Rubber Duck. Or maybe you prefer BJ and the Bear. Or . . . right turn, Clyde, a la Philo Beddoe in Every Which Way But Loose. You can't go wrong with big rigs in the 70s. I grew up asking my mom to take me to the truck stop at Rte 53 and I-55 for lunch more often than anywhere else. In our wood panelled suburban Chicago basement, our walls were festooned with posters of Peterbilts, Macks, and Kenworths. C. W. McCall wrote the greatest trucking anthem of all time. We always traveled with the C.B. on in our 427-powered station wagon. Mom's handle was "Nervous Mama," and my brother Eric and I were Peanut Butter and Jelly.

Another great thing is this is Nylint, and Nylint calls the fabulous city of Rockford, Illinois home. Nylint's rockin Rockford, Loves Park and Byron! And so is Cheap Trick, another great Rockford product!

You can't miss with this menacing black, red and orange Overnight Express with bold Chief emblem. The graphics are bright and stark against the shiny black enamel paint. In really nice shape, a bit of wear here and there.