Tonka Trucks were much bigger replicas of contemporary vehicles that put you in the driver's seat long before a license was ...

The yellow Tonka Truck. Instantly recognizable by any child of decades past, that big metal beast would always make you popular around the sandbox. There were no blinking lights to dazzle ...

Using 20-gauge automotive steel for the first toys, “after (the Second World War), steel was widely available and cheap,” noted Thiede, “and Tonka took advantage of this surplus.” The first tires were ...

With a little bit of luck and know-how, you'll be able to pick out the most valuable Tonka trucks in no time. The bright yellow and durable plastic Tonka Trucks that come to mind are a far cry ...