In 1964, the first highly detailed toy tanker, the "B Model Mack Tanker" was sold at Hess gas stations. A high quality plastic toy vehicle bearing the Hess name has been offered almost every year since then. They were made to be exact replicas of vehicles in the Hess fleet until 1987 when the design was changed to include non-fleet vehicles. A new color scheme of green and white was also introduced that year. Each vehicle came in a colorful box and is battery powered for an array of lights, horns and sirens. They were all produced in limited quantities, and because of demand, customers have been limited to two toys. Both young and old are joining the growing number of Hess truck collectors and the demand and value of all Hess gas station items continues to rise.

Hess 18 Wheeler Bank is green and white, very clean looking with three miniature oil barrels. In addition to the head and tail lights, this truck comes with clearance and full running lights, chrome doorsteps, horns, exhaust stacks, and sideview mirrors. The trailer has sliding cargo doors and a coin slot on the top of the trailer for the bank. A red knob opens the rear trailer door to withdraw savings. This year's model started the tradition of the Hess Toy Truck being detailed in white and green. Made in Hong Kong. Original price $5.99.

This truck was only removed from the box to check for damage and to photograph. It is in mint condition in the original box. The battery was removed so that it wouldn't leak in storage. Box is in good condition with some shelf wear.