Made in the late 1960s-early 1970s, the pickle ride-on was apparently a promotional item featured in grocery store displays. Measuring 2 feet long, the sturdy plastic pickle had a companion piece, a ride-on Heinz ketchup bottle, which is even more elusive than this scarcely seen toy.
For another odd vintage toy vehicle, take a look at my Mr. Potato Head ride-on.
Hahahaha! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! Yes, I love garage sale time for these kind of finds!
ReplyDeleteCathy.
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how much dis picklemobile be sir/ma'am
ReplyDeletehow much dis picklemobile be sir/ma'am
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ReplyDeleteBy the looks, the same company may have made the Life Savers roll ride toy that I had in the same era. Handle was the same design, only white. Wheels were also white. It was quite an unstable toy and would easily dump you on your butt. LOL
ReplyDeleteMade by Worcester Toy Company. They had quite a number of different ones, based on pop culture food items, etc. Wheels were revised once, not sure if it added that much to stability. The mold for the Life Savers roll toy like I had was re-used for the Campbell's Soup toy.
ReplyDeleteDavid Baltzer
Watkins Glen NY