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The Drive Ya Nuts puzzle by Milton Bradley was cool and quite difficult. The object of the puzzle is to place all seven nuts such that the numbers on all sides of each nut match the numbers on the adjoining nut. There is but one way to solve the puzzle. Here are two versions of puzzle. Note that the second one is still factory sealed and shows the solution. So you think it sounds easy? Print out the solution provided by Hasbro (which is Milton Bradley and Parker Brothers), cut out the nuts, mix them up, and try to solve it yourself.
The first one shown here is the travel version released in the late 1980s. It has the item number 4816 on the bottom. The second version is item 4163, copyright 1980. The third is called Color Matcher and uses colors instead of numbers which seems a bit harder. No idea the manufacturer or date. Thanks to Jenny for solving it.
| Name: | Drive Ya Nuts |
| Manufacturer: | Milton Bradley |
| Vintage: | 1980, re-issued in Travel format 1987 |
| Obtained: | Garage Sale,
eBay (#Ad) |
| Other Links: |
Printable solution compliments of: Hasbro/Ideal/Milton Bradley/Parker Brothers Instructions Page |
| Look for it: |
Search for Drive Ya Nuts on eBay (#Ad) Search for Drive Ya Nuts on Amazon (#Ad) |
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