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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Front |
The Uni-Tred Space Hauler is a somewhat ubiquitous vehicle that most collectors seem to have owned. The packaging variation allowed it to be purchased as a single vehicle, rather than as more expensive
Uni-Tred and Space Bubble set.
MMM Uni-Tred Space Hauler
Packaging:
The box made of corrugated cardboard printed on all sides (in black,
white and blue ink), except the front and top, which have an applied full-color, process-printed label. The package measures 11" by 9 1/2" by
12 5/8". Copyright is 1967. The box reads: "Motorized Lunar Transport
Geared to go anywhere with Planetronic Shift! - Automatically Shifts as
it Climbs Mountains! - Bites into Slippery Surfaces with Hundreds of
Space Teeth! - Tows Space Bubble Across Rugged Terrain! - Control Cab
Fits All Mattel Astronauts! - Cab Lifts Off for Flat-Bed Transport! -
Flat-Bed Lifts Off for Convoy Use!" and "Astronauts and Space Bubble not
Included!." with "Battery powered - 2 "D" batteries not included!"
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Top |
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Ends |
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Bottom |
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Back |
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Contents |
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#6346 Uni-Tred Space Hauler Box Insert |
Sticker Sheet:
Instructions:
Mattel #6346-0920 Uni-Tred Space Hauler
Mattel Catalog Specifications:
(First appearance: Mattel Toys 1969 "Fall" Catalog page 55)
NEW! UNI-TRED™ #6346
Invincible climbing power! Dynamic lunar transport claws up sheer
inclines up to 45° while downshifting automatically! When forced to
scale an impossible surface, the UNI-TRED inches upward - until hurled
to the ground - then gamely advances for a second attempt!
Battery-powered track detaches from UNI-TRED cab and continues to roll! 2 "D" batteries and astronaut not included.
Std. Pack: ½ Doz.
Wt: 9 Lbs.
Variations:
John's Notes:
It's interesting that the #6339 Uni-Tred and Space Bubble set actually
has an earlier Stock Number. I think this was originally intended as a
combination set, and later split up into each component. Designs appear
to be from a caterpillar-style construction vehicle such as a bulldozer
or tank. This is a unique vehicle and does not appear to be based on any
actual space designs.
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