Hostess With The Mostest Remote Controlled Figure and Bar Cart 1970’s Poynter Products

Description Hostess With The Mostest Remote Controlled Figure and Bar Cart 1970’s Poynter Products – Highly unusual and one of the finest toy in my collection! 1970’s Poynter Products ‘Hostess with the Mostest’ battery operated figure and bar cart, complete with remote control and original instruction sheet. I have no idea how many of these were made but this one is serial #174 and is matched to the powered bar cart. I have never seen another one of these available anywhere. Hostess R/C works perfectly as new. Two very powerful motors under cart can handle the delivery of a full six pack and more as it appears the 31″ tall sultry vixen slowly pushes the cart across the floor. The cart dimensions are 16″ tall, shelf dimensions are 16″ x 10″ and width including main drive wheels is 12″. Small wires attached to the drive system on one end and in the toes of our ‘Giant Babe’s’ shoes on the other give the illusion of her legs moving back and forth in walking motion. Quite anatomically accurate, she’s a sight to behold! Early 1970’s, 100% original, serial number and original instructions included. The “Hostess With The Mostest Remote Controlled Figure and Bar Cart” from the 1970s by Poynter Products is a delightful reflection of the unique and often whimsical novelty items that characterized the era. Poynter Products, known for creating a variety of amusing and quirky products, often infused their items with a sense of fun and humor. This particular item, combining a remote-controlled figure with a bar cart, is a great example of the novelty and entertainment-focused products from that period. The “Hostess With The Mostest” figure and bar cart by Poynter Products is more than just a novelty item; it’s a playful reminder of the distinctive style and culture of the 1970s. Its combination of retro design, interactive functionality, and collectible appeal makes it a sought-after piece for both collectors and enthusiasts of the era. Whether used as a decorative item, a conversation starter, or a cherished collectible, it captures the spirit of fun and creativity that defined the 1970s.