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(@David Crowe)
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Earliest Brooklins question

Does anyone have pics (or a link to pics) of the earliest Canadian Brooklins. Seems I recall a pic somewhere that shows white rubber tires much like old Hubley toys. A friend says he has a bunch of old Brooklins to sell and I just want to make sure what they are supposed to look like - NO, NOT REALLY! I am just curious. Thanks for any info.



   
(@Mark Beeler)
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I am going to sell my Brooklins also....

I have Brooklins from #1 to #46 and none of mine have white tires, I don't know if any of mine were made in Canada or not. I suppose they could be later versions of the older cars.



   
(@Dick Browne)
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The first, very crude Pierce-Arrows had white tires.

They are extremely rare as only about 100 were made. they often sell for $1000-1500. I'd be very surprised if you have any.



   
(@Dick Browne)
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Turn them over, if made in Canada they say so.

Some versions of all BRK's were made in England.



   
(@David Holcombe)
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Airflow made in Canada

Recently a Canadian-made Chrysler Airflow with black tires sold on eBay for about $50. Its number: 290201283553



   
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