Mattel Disney Pixar Diecast CARS: Steel Cage Bin of Death (okay, CARS)
Well, if you’re not too particular … or if you have kids you can hold by the ankles and lower into a bin, CARS, CARS, CARS! 🙂
That is a lot of CARS and easy to merchandise, open, dump, repeat.
And two cute boys who perfectly encapsulate the situation with their expressions – joy over the stock and concern over the condition of the cards 🙂
As long as you are in the first 10 people hunting, pecking and shifting through these, you should have a solid choice of CARS plus the cards shouldn’t be too bad – some are cushioned as they fall into the abyss.
Though in a week from now …
And if you listen carefully, you’ll hear, “You are the choosen one. You’re going off to a far, far better place.” 🙂
Thanks for nice pic XiaSenorita … I’ve never seen a Walmart this empty … not even when the ammo department is on fire …
| « Mattel Disney Pixar Diecast CARS: There Be Thieves Among Us … | Mattel Disney Pixar Diecast CARS: Samurai60 Pay It Forward II Pics » |
metroxing
27 March 2009
Advertising, collecting, diecast, Film, Marketing, Mattel Disney Pixar CARS, Retail, Toys, TV
20 Comments
There is a bin of Hot Wheels on the other side of this one. I wish that were empty and then you could just go through and dump from one to the other! Now that would work out great. Actually it’s not the look of concern it is “Mom why are we are Walmart again?!!!” hehe. Although I must admit he doesn’t mind going to look for Cars either. I am hoping to go back again soon and see if a layer is gone and I can go through them again. Apparently no one else here is a Stalker Shopper of Cars like I am!! hehe.
Had I been there with my sister we would have surrounded it with carts so we could dig through in an orderly fashion. However, she did manage to find a few Chase Chuki’s, Andreas, and a Milton I believe.
She went back the next day and the cars were untouched… Apparently her WalMart has no shoppers??
Yes, her son sprouted an evil head… maybe that is where all the shoppers went?
My wife’s aunt’s Wal-Mart had a steel cage bin of death a couple of years ago, and another father and I took turns pulling out all we could, in the process resorting everything that was left. It was just after the Sarge recall, and the thing had nothing but Supercharged packs of RPM #64, Tex Dinoco, Hamm, and I think Bling Bling McQueen.
Our WM’s cage bin is constantly reloaded with the same assortment of Hot Wheels. Cars? None to be found. 🙁
One of our WM has had that stupid thing up for a couple of months. But of course it is filled with all WOC-mainly alot of RPM 64. May have to go see if they have refilled it lately.
Whose 1st in tipping the bin on its side and scattering them all over teh floor? For us all to have a better look inside?
Look Mommy!!
I see Sarge there in the bottom…
For the love of Chrysler! Get those boys away from the bin… It’s a trap!!
The bin can come to life like a diecast Sarlacc and pull those poor kids in where they will be cardboarded by Radiator Springs McQueen and Ghostlight Ramone.
Oh the horror!! Oh the humanity!!
I see a few Impound Wingos
No more Impound Wingo’s for you!! (spoken like the Soup Nazi)
Those are regular Wingo’s in Case G, not Impound Wingo’s.
ahh I am pretty good on wingo’s, however I would still purchase on sight!waiting to see chuki’s hanging around then I will have another massive amount of chases…
I love those bins!!!
Cage match for real!!!
Ours are laden with Ramones – Which is cool – But a little much when it come to collectin’…
Green… Yellow… Anyone?!?!?
Ah!!! a Flash/Lightning McQueen in the mix… OOOO!!!
Matty – International relations have gone SOUR!
Free trade…? My @word!
Something must be said about the difference in size of those kids! 🙂
Yup!!!
It’s just one 2-headed kid!
Calling Future Robot…we need Future Robot!! HELP …
Unfortunately it’s probably 50% Lightning variants. Looks like that store got it’s stock for the year!
3rd!!!!!
2nd!!!!!!
BAM!!! Collision on ailse 95!!