Friction Touring Car

American, ca. 1900. Green paint with gold pin striping, driver, and two ladies in the rear, 7"h. 10.5"l.

Clark Hillclimber. Made of Tin and Cast Iron. American - Circa 1905. The toy works well. 12.5" L. Fine Condition.

13x4.5x7 inches, cast iron driver and passenger, some original paint remains, working friction

Two 1970's Japanese tin friction touring cars, 10". Includes a blue with cream hardtop 1920's touring car and a maroon (red) convertible touring car with cloth top which can be pulled back to make it

Made by Dayton Hillclimber circa 1909. Tin and Iron. 7 3/4" L. Very Good Condition (Missing steering wheel).

VINTAGE TIN FRICTION TOURING CAR IN BOX, BOX HAS WEAR. 1 HUBCAP MISSING, CAR IS 10 1/2 IN LONG

Vintage Tin Friction Touring Car, green, friction drive, made in Japan, 6-1/2" long, works perfectly, LN condition.

Likely Dayton Friction Company in original gold and black painted finish, 4 x 12 x 7" high. Condition paint circa 94%, minor dents.

Vintage Auto Series Friction Tin Lithographed Ford Touring Car, Nomura (TN) Japan. License plate reads CZ-345. This car is #2 in the series of 6 cars. One of the headlights is missing, otherwise LN co

New old stock. All original and complete. Friction works but a little rough. Boxed. 10 1/2" Near Mint

316. DAYTON HILLCLIMBER TOURING CAR | Friction driven rear wheels, original driver figure. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 13.5" l. | Missing steering wheel, (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $300 - $600

Cragstan Friction Drive Antique Vehicles 4 Car Gift BoxCragstan 4 gift set of antique vehicles. #40129Powered by friction drive motors.Touring car, limousine, pick-up truck, fire engineMade around 196

Vintage 1960's Tin Friction Powered 1925 Convertible Sedan Touring Car with Removable Cloth Top, made in Japan. Friction works well. Cloth can be removed and windshield folds down. Nice burgundy body

One Gallon Flat Can. Scarce and early C. 1910's One Gallon Can for Polarine Motor Oils advertising "Friction Reducing Motor Oil" with an excellent Touring Car graphic. A product of Standard Oil Compan

painted pressed steel, 13 in long, friction working, repainted, ca 1915, C6.

Early Dayton hill climber 3-seater touring car. Car has paint loss and wear from play and age. The friction doesn't work. Measures approximately 11 1/2" long.

Lot of 2. Includes Antique Touring Car with Convertible Canvas Top, and Antique Delivery Truck. Both in very good condition. Old storestock. Boxes to each show some wear with tears, creases, etc.

Approx. 13" long. Friction motor not working, missing driver. Shows overall wear throughout with scuffing, scratches, etc.

Two 1970's Japanese tin friction vehicles, includes 13" blueish-green and cream autobus and a blue, brown and cream 9" touring car.

Touring car believe its a Cragston made in Japan 10" L x 4" W

Race car is hard to find, has a weight for a friction motor, but needs to be fixed. Measures 3.5" long. Open air touring car is in good shape 3.5" long

London made, with 20 horsepower straight six engine #G1332, serial #8 GIII, with custom body by All-Weather Motor Bodies Limited of Canterbury and London. Together with two original Rolls Royce owner'

A rare 1907 REO Model A 5-Passenger Touring Car. This early and unusual automobile was born in the golden age of the horseless carriage. It first caught the imagination of George Henry Grey of Bury, Q

What a beauty! Vernon technically became the third owner of this 107-year-old vehicle when he purchased it from a fine gentleman named Clyde Shepard in 1975. Because the driver side door on this vehic