Tim Mee Deuce-and-a-Half CARGO TRUCK
Posted by Jeff Imel on
The Tim Mee #749 Deuce-and-a-Half 2-1/2 Ton CARGO TRUCK is likely the most iconic and popular Army Men Truck of all time. This truck was proudly manufactured in the United States from 1964 through 1990 by Processed Plastic (Tim Mee's Parent Company). It is THE most requested item for reissue since we first reissued the Tim Mee M16 Soldiers back in 2011.
Unfortunately, the location of the original mold is not known, so a reissue is not an easy project. I'm currently in the process of obtaining quotes and specifications to have a new mold made. I want to make certain that a new mold is as close to the original as possible. One planned change is to update the hitch so it's compatible with the current Tim Mee Artillery. 
The new mold will be expensive, so we may need to launch a pre-order or crowdfunding campaign to get the project over the finish line. If you want this truck back in production make sure to add your email to the 'Notify Me' list here:
https://timmeeusa.com/products/jl-timmee-army-truck-cargo
Speaking of the 'Notify Me' feature on out of stock items, as you browse the TimMeeUSA.com website you may find some items that say 'Digital Mockup' next to the product image. These are items that have not been produced yet, but could be if there's enough interest. This is something new I'm trying out to give folks another way to let me know what they like.
Thanks for your help,
Jeff at TimMeeUSA.com
It would be outstanding if the trucks, navy aa canon + gunner, jeeps in lt. Blue and all the military figures were recast, for those of us that still has this unique collection.
I’ll buy them !
I hope they make it in more than just green. Tan and maybe grey would be nice. That is, if they reissue it at all.
If you are going to crowd fund this let us know where to donate!
This would be wonderful! I hope that it works out. I’d order ten or twenty!
Any plans for other “lost” Processed Plastics vehicles? Like the Hustler Bomber? That was a staple of a 60’s childhood. Also the Boeing 707. (They came out in metallic grey but also red, to my knowledge.)
I would purchase at least ten of these for my collection. I can not wait for these to become available.