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The Cobra Night Attack 4-WD Stinger was first released boxed in U.S. toy stores in 1984. It included the driver, Stinger Driver. The Stinger was also sold in 1985 and was discontinued in 1986.
The Stinger (without driver) was also available via mail order in 1987 and 1988.
Original Retail Price (Approx.): $6.49
Hasbro Product Number: 6055
Lee's Guide: GIJ-84055v
Tomart's Guide: #GI5293
The Ultimate Guide: Pg. 45 (1st Ed.), Pg. 66 (2nd Ed.)
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Cobra Stinger Driver was released as part of the third series (1984), and came packaged exclusively with the Cobra Night Attack 4-WD Stinger. They were also sold in 1985. In 1986, Cobra Stinger Driver was discontinued.
In 1989, Cobra Stinger Driver was available mail-order from Hasbro Direct as part of a six figure vehicle drivers set that included Copperhead, HISS Driver, Crankcase, Frostbite, and Thunder.
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The Stinger's red missiles and steering wheel are often misplaced.
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No variations of the Stinger are known to exist.
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The vehicle mold was repainted or retooled for the following vehicles:
The missile assembly was repainted or retooled for the following vehicles:
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In Canada in 1984, the Stinger was bundled with the A.S.P. and released in the Sears-exclusive Cobra Combat Set.
In 1985, the Stinger was released in Europe under its G.I. Joe: The Action Force line.
In Japan in 1986, the Stinger was released as the Cobra Night Attacker.
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