This is the last top-up processed Plastic Caddy I have in the collection, but I still need one with a green top. PP made these in essentially three colors: blue, green, and red bodies; and blue, green, and red tops. I have yet to see these in any other colors but those. There were of course ones produced with silver detailing but the main colors are what differentiate these. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
I have one more of these PP top-up Caddy's to post and then we're on to other PP vehicles. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
I was able to get out in The Cave and finish photographing the remaining vehicles in the tote bin I've been working out of the past month or so. It had all the Processed Plastic cars and trucks I've been posting plus odd-&-ends from several other manufacturers. Here's a nice top-up Caddy from that bin. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
This is the last variation of this top-down Caddy in my collection. As I plow through my bin of as-yet-to-be photographed cars and trucks, there's still several more Processed Plastics to do. I noticed about a half dozen vehicle from other manufacturers in that bin as well. (oh BTW, it's just one small bin I'm working on now - there's a whole big tote bin full of Marx construction vehicles I haven't touched yet!). Enjoy! Opa Fritz
While Processed Plastic did apply silver detailing to some of its cars, this one appears to have been done by someone else. Normally, in a PP detailed car, there would be no black undercoat as you see on the front grill area. This may be a hybrid: some detailing done by PP and some by a previous owner. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
