What you got here?

Man, I've got a Jimmy Jet flight simulator.

A toy.

That's pretty cool.

When we were playing it, I saved the world about 10 or 12

times flying this thing myself.

So I'm sure somebody else can get some joy out of it as well.

Well, you have a pretty good imagination

because if I remember this thing doesn't do much.

[laughs] - Oh, it does everything.

Go ahead.

[sound of jet flying]

What I brought in today is my Jimmy

Jet Deluxe flight simulator.

I got this flight simulator from my grandparent's garage.

I'm looking to sell the Jimmy Jet flight simulator for $400.

If I can make a deal, I'll put the money to a real flight

simulator and go save the day. - Yeah.

This is pretty cool.

So Deluxe Reading Company, they were just a toy

manufacturer in the 1960s.

They made toys for the grocery store,

and you could get them also in a few catalogs.

This company kind of pushed that movement of bringing

toys into the grocery store.

OK.

Selling toys at supermarkets is a great idea.

And it must have worked because today

even big companies like Toys 'R Us have products

on grocery store shelves.

Food and toys all in one place?

It's like the best of both worlds.

But this is pretty cool just overall.

It's got the shape of a car.

So you can see like the tail lights here.

It's almost got this hood ornament

up here, which is pretty cool.

And it looks pretty high tech.

I mean, you got an altitude meter, climb meter,

RPM meter, mach 2, airspeed. OK.

Let me check it out. - Right there.

There's your controllers.

So let's see.

So that turns it on. - Absolutely.

You've got to hold that up--

There's your throttle control right there.

And then you just steer it, right?

- Absolutely. - Oh, yeah.

And that--

Now.

Now I'm remembering why toys were so

much better when I was a kid. - That's right.

That's right.

Less imagination and a whole lot less technology.

So how much are you looking to get for it?

I've looked it up, brand new mint condition.

OK.

$400, sir.

OK.

I think we're agreeing that it's not in mint condition.

[laughs]

Fair enough.

Let's try $150.

We can try to get $150 but not here.

As popular as they were, it does have

some cosmetic issues to it.

So I'd like to give you $20 for it.

$20, that's extremely low.

Let's try 75.

Ah.

$35, man.

It could sit in here for a year.

It could sit here for three weeks.

I really don't know.

You could take it home for yourself.

It's kind of what I'm feeling here.

Oh, I don't know if I should go any higher on it.

It's just so cool.

I'll give you $45 for it.

I can't do a penny more.

Yeah, man. Let's do it. $45.

All right. It's a deal.

- I'm good with that. - All right.

Meet me right here at the front. - All right.

Let's go.

$45 seems like a fair price.

I feel my need for speed.

It's time to pass it on to the next generation

and let somebody else go save the day.