Hello, ers. I\'ve been sellingon for a long time. I go to thousands of garage, tag, estate and yard sales to gather all this cra,...um,..stuff to sell on so I can supplement my lousy Disability check and be able to eat, pay my bills and squeak by in life. In the past, I liked to have a little fun on , but the world has gotten to a place where people generallyhave the attention span of a gnat, and by the time you process 140 characters, your brain has drifted onto a shiny balloon passing by. And so, for those of you that are still paying attention, this item is a RARE 1950\'s ROY COX \"THIMBLE DROME\" #42 TETHER CAR. I really don\'t know anything about these. I bought it at an estate sale because it looked like a cool old Midget or Indy race car. The car measures 9 1/2\" long. That\'s all I know. Check out the pix. Any questions?Wait! Wait! Before you start scanning something on your iPhone, there\'s just 1 or 2 quick things: Postage is calculated by . If ACTUAL postage is less than quoted, I will refund the difference back to the buyer vis PayPal AFTER shipping.If the item you\'re interested in is very large or heavy, you are welcome to pick it up to save shipping costs. You must, however,pay the quoted shipping costs and I will refund them back to you AFTER you pick up the item. This saves me the fees charges me on the shipping costs. All items are located on mid-Long Island on the north shore, about 40 minutes equally distant from either NYC or the Bridgeportto Port Jefferson Ferry.And for those of you STILL tuned in, here\'s this weeks bad joke:A masked robber bursts into a bank, fires a shot into the ceiling, announces a stick-up, and tells everyone to lie down on the floor face down. He then instructs one of the tellers to fill a bag with all the cash. As he\'s heading out the door, a customer tries to tackle him. In the scuffle, his mask is knocked off, so he shoots the man who has seen his face. Realizing that the teller has also seen his face, he shoots her as well.\"Has anyone ELSE here seen my face?\" the robber bellows.An elderly gentleman, without looking up, slowly raises his hand.\"Well, what IS it?\" demands the robber.The man stammers \"Sir, I think my wife here got a pretty good look at you!\"

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