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Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested
Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested

Vintage Ideal Zeroid the Zerak Blue Destroyer '60s Robot Toy, NO MOTOR, Untested

$ 83.95

Availability: 48 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
  • Condition: There is NO MOTOR for this robot, therefore it is untested. I think there's a bottom plate that protects the motor. If so, it's missing, too. The battery compartment is UNCHECKED and the condition is unknown because I can't get the upper half of the robot to release. The "knees" appear to have glue (?) or hardened plastic (?). One of the clear, plastic ramp clips (where the front cover opens and lowers) is broken off and lost. The plastic box is scuffed and scraped and there is tape residue on the outside of the box where it was apparently taped shut long ago. The surface of the robot appears to be in very good, used condition. One of the tracks has a tear in it and they feel hard (I expected soft and rubbery) and they look weathered.
  • Theme: Robots
  • Modified Item: No
  • Year: 1968 - 1969
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Brand: Ideal

    Description

    Zerak the Zeroid!
    There is NO MOTOR.  Therefore, this item is
    untested.
    I think there's a bottom plate that protects the motor.  If so, it's missing, too.
    One of the clear plastic ramp clips (where the front cover opens and lowers) is broken off.  The plastic box is scuffed and scraped and there is tape residue on the outside of the box where it was apparently taped shut long ago.
    I am unable to check the battery compartment.  I cannot open it.  I have read (online) to press the hip plate below the Zerak name plate in order to remove the chest and expose the battery compartment in the leg. It acts like it wants to come apart, but gently pulling on it doesn't do the trick.  I don't want to break it.  I am open to suggestions on how to open the battery compartment.  If successful, I will update this listing with the condition of the battery compartment.
    Please take a close look at the "knees" of the Zeroid.  Glue?  Not sure why it looks odd.
    One of the tracks has a tear in it and they feel hard (I expected soft and rubbery) and they look weathered (for lack of a better word).  Please see the photo.
    What you see in the photos is what you will get (no extra red hands, no instructions, no original box, etc.).
    Please see all photos, as they are considered part of this item's description.  If you have any questions, please contact me before you bid.
    We ship ONLY to the United States and will be shipping USPS Priority Mail.