You’re reached this site probably due to using search phrases such as “Tiny Tonka Trucks”, “little Tonka Trucks” or maybe “Small Tonka Trucks”. The good news is that we may have the information you’re looking for. This site features all those small Tonka toys you played with as a kid. We focus on the Tiny Tonka and Tonka Mites lines. The information featured here is based on my research and 20+ years of collecting. I cannot say that it is 100% accurate but I strive to make that possible. If you find information that is not correct please drop me an email and thank you for visiting.

Tiny Tonka Toys is the number one website dedicated to collection of Tiny Tonka Toys and features other related information on collecting these toys. Here you will find an expansive Tiny Tonka collection featuring over 160 collectible Tiny Tonka toys that is still expanding due to other collector’s input and photos. The site features collections of Tiny Tonka Vans, Tiny Tonka Trucks, Tiny Tonka fun buggies, Tiny Tonka stakebed trucks, Tiny Tonka semi-trucks, dozers, cars, to pickups, and a list that is too long to list all here.

With the help of other collectors you will find foreign Tiny Tonka’s such as Tonka Rico’s/Sanson and most recently San Mauricio. However, I must warn you that these other perceived Tonka’s are knock-offs and were never produced by Tonka. Due to the unique nature of these toys I am in no way an expert and value the input from anyone to make the information more accurate. These toys are no longer manufactured and to find information on them is near impossible so I rely on information provided to me by other collectors.

Tiny Tonka’s were not limited to just production in the United States. They were produced in many foreign countries such as the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Spain. This is what makes collecting them fun, discovering these foreign versions. However, I must warn the new collector that they are versions of the toys that were not produced by Tonka. These are generally out of the Eastern block European countries. Please be sure to visit the blog as this will be updated with new information and photos. Plus, it’s a great way to interact with other collectors and share information.

In 1968 Tonka began producing a line of toys under the label of Tiny Tonkas, ranging in size from 5 inches to 11 inches. These little toys were made out of press steel just like their larger siblings. Over the next two decades Tonka would produced many variations of these toys made out of press steel and plastic in various colors, styles and multiple iterations on the same design. In 1984 Tonka would sell off the Tiny Tonka brand to Hasbro ending the production of these little steel toys. In 1982 Tonka had begun the phase out of the snub nose toys replacing them with a more modern looking square plastic cab. Today these Tiny Tonka Toys have become collectible toys just like their larger Tonka siblings. We feature here mostly the snub nose designed toys.