🚜 Tonka Classic Steel Mighty Vehicle: Unleashing Endurance and Power Review

Bought for my son's 4th birthday. He loves walking around the house with it. How about being a copy of the steel version years ago? Well, it looks like it, but actually only the bed is made of metal. The cab, wheels, chassis and pretty much everything else are made of durable plastic. Hey, at least it doesn't rust too much, right?

My kid LOVES his powerful Tonka Classic Steel Truck! Although I have to say the quality is still nowhere near as amazing as the ones I had as a kid but still better than other trucks you can find on the market today. My kid loves driving this truck around the house and he keeps her toys! The wheels, bumper and floor of the truck are all made of plastic. Tonka is still a good classic truck though!

This is the only new tonka worth buying. I've bought almost every retro tonka available and they've all been junk. At least the body of this dump truck is all metal and can support some weight. The other day my daughter was playing in the yard with all her new tonks. At one point she had this dump truck filled with mud. As I remember playing with them. I only wish I could say the same about other cranes and tractors.

I recently bought this for my young son and from the description I thought it would be mostly steel based on the title and the description line "Created Tonka is strong with a solid steel construction" . The next line mentions that the blade is made of steel, but they don't mention that that's the only part made of steel. The rest of the body is made of plastic. However, I am not disappointed with the product I received. It's still a solid truck and I expect the little one will enjoy it for…

Bought Tonka trucks for my kids almost 50 years ago! Always the best toy, guaranteed. So, a new 'baby' of about 18 months comes to the reunion and I was reminded of the joy my children had with the BIG truck. This little boy had a lot of fun alone for a long time, playing with a ball, putting his little ass in a diaper in the back of a truck and driving it backwards. A great success, as I knew. I believe the product description says "age 3" but my experience now (and then) is that tonkas are so

We were driving to the beach the other day and some idiot drove by in a big dump truck. We brought a lot of toys and cars for our son but no dump truck. This little idiot who was at least 4 years old was very excited to show his son who is only 14 months old his dump truck. My son was ecstatic, just completely mesmerized, immediately lay down on his tummy to gently push it with his sweet baby hands. The kid just pulled it out and screamed that my son couldn't touch it. His parents didn't care…