Original Tyco Mutator from my personal childhood collection. Buggy is as pictured, Was played with so does have some scratches and kicks, nothing major perfect for you to enjoy and relieve some of childhood without worrying about damaging a shelf piece.
Video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoiAcfI3plE
You will need a 9.6V Battery with a "Tamiya" style plug, this is the standard size in most toy cars back then. You can find them here or other large sites for $10-20.
I have tested the buggy and as of listing it is fully functioning. I've cleaned it up a bit but can clean up better. The transmitter on and off switch is a little finicky, you might need to kind of wiggle it to get the red light on. Probably an easy job to take a part and just clean the contacts. Just beware.
Because of the age of the toy, it's as-is and no guarantees or returns.

Original Tyco Mutator from my personal childhood collection. Buggy is as pictured, Was played with so does have some scratches and kicks, nothing major perfect for you to enjoy and relieve some of childhood without worrying about damaging a shelf piece.
Video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoiAcfI3plE
You will need a 9.6V Battery with a "Tamiya" style plug, this is the standard size in most toy cars back then. You can find them here or other large sites for $10-20.
I have tested the buggy and as of listing it is fully functioning. I've cleaned it up a bit but can clean up better. The transmitter on and off switch is a little finicky, you might need to kind of wiggle it to get the red light on. Probably an easy job to take a part and just clean the contacts. Just beware.
Because of the age of the toy, it's as-is and no guarantees or returns.

Returns Not Accepted