A set of a 1977 Isuzu Carrier 5 Car Transporter Tomica made in Japan and five Tomica cars made in Japan. The mini-cars loaded are, from the front of the upper deck: Tomica No. 5 Toyota Soarer 2800GT Black MADE IN JAPAN Tomica No. 35 Mitsubishi Pajero Bigfoot Navy Blue MADE IN JAPAN Tomica No. 78 Honda NSX 1991 Red MADE IN JAPAN From the front of the lower deck: Tomica No. 71 Mitsubishi Minica Toppo 1992 Red MADE IN JAPAN Tomica No. 21 Subaru 360 Yellow Green MADE IN JAPAN The four-digit numbers on the bottom of the mini-cars are the manufacturing year of the mold. Usually, the mold is used for several years, so the manufacturing year is that year or later. The Isuzu Carrier 5 Car Transporter is a used item from 1977. There is deterioration over time, scratches, and scuffs. The other Tomica cars made in Japan are also used items. There is deterioration over time, scratches, fine scuffs, and in some cases, repairs or repair marks. The degree of scratches varies depending on the item. Also, the way people perceive scratches differs. Please take a good look at the images and purchase after you understand the fine scuffs and paint剥げ (peeling). I will describe what I understand about things that are difficult to understand in the photos. The battery cover of the car transporter is missing. Even though the batteries are visible, they won't fall out due to the spring, but I've applied black tape for appearance (see photo 10). It works properly, but the sound seems a little loud. It can run on the floor, but it cannot overcome the steps on the edge of the tatami mats. The muffler acts as a steering wheel and is movable. Photos 3 to 5 show how the cars are loaded. The left side of the protrusion that holds the upper deck is missing (see photo 7), but it is somehow supported by only one side. Please do not purchase if you do not understand old items, vintage items, and used items. The mini-cars will be protected to prevent damage and shipped via Rakuraku Mercari delivery. If you are purchasing multiple items, please make a combined request from the Mercari system. I do not accept price negotiations for single items, but I often accept reasonable discounts attached to Mercari's combined discount requests.