2026 Hess Collector's Edition 2 In 1 Toy Truck W/ Vintage Tanker NIB Sold Out For Sale

The 2026 Collector’s Edition marks a major milestone as the Hess Toy Truck transitions into a dedicated family business. Built in very limited quantities, this special release honors over six decades of holiday tradition while paving the way for the future. Blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, this is the most ambitious and visually striking release in the history of the brand.

This two-vehicle set bridges the past and present, featuring a massive, light-packed Modern Tanker paired with a classic Vintage Tanker that stores directly inside it.

• Design: Features a striking matte-green body paired with a first-ever mirror-like chrome reflective finish instead of the traditional white.

• Lighting: A record-breaking 109 working lights offering steady illumination and 6 unique animated flashing patterns.

• Sound Effects: 5 authentic audio cues, including four cab-top buttons (engine start/idle, horn, backup alert, fuel pump) and a specialized hydraulic sound triggered by the loading ramp.

• Specs: Rides on 6 free-rolling tri-axles; measures approximately 13.625" x 4.5" x 4.875"; includes 3 AAA batteries.

• Design: A throwback tribute to the brand's earliest fuel delivery vehicles, sporting a matte-green finish with authentic yellow detailing and chrome trim.

• Action: Powered by an integrated pull-back-and-release motor for high-speed play.

• Lighting: Equipped with 28 bright, steady-on lights.

• Specs: Features 6 wheels across 3 axles; measures approximately 5.75" x 2.125" x 2.0"; includes 3 A76 (LR44) button cell batteries; perfectly scaled to roll right out of the Modern Tanker's bay.

• Total Illumination: A combined 137 working lights across both vehicles.

• In the Box: Includes the trucks, a Certificate of Authenticity, and a commemorative printed note from John B. Hess.

• Display Packaging: High-end box featuring silver reflective foil and a custom backdrop showcasing the New York City skyline viewed from the New Jersey shore, honoring where the legacy began.