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LEGO 1988 / Town / Fire Sets

In 1988, LEGO released 2 Town Fire sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $10, today those sets are valued around $176, a growth of 1679%.
Most valuable 1988 LEGO Town Fire set
6643 Fire Chief's Truck $97.08
Highest growth 1988 Town Fire set
6505 Fire Chief's Car +1657.91%

6505 Fire Chief's Car

Theme / Subtheme Town / Fire
Year 1988
Pieces / Minifigs 29 / 1
Availability Retired
6505 LEGO Fire Chief's Car
Retail $4.49
Value $78.93
Growth  1657.9%
Annual growth 5.7%

6643 Fire Chief's Truck

Theme / Subtheme Town / Fire
Year 1988
Pieces / Minifigs 74 / 1
Availability Retired
6643 LEGO Fire Chief's Truck
Retail $5.99
Value $97.08
Growth  1520.7%
Annual growth 8.1%
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Year Details

Year
1988
Theme
Town
Subtheme
Fire
Sets
2   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$10.48
New/Sealed
Value
$176.01
Growth
+1679.48%
Annual growth
+6.06%
Used
Value
$14.52

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 1988 Town Fire sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Fire Chief's Truck
#2Fire Chief's Car

About LEGO Town Fire

The LEGO Town Fire theme, spanning from 1980 to 1997, focused on firefighting and fire safety in an urban setting. Key sets in this theme include 6382 Fire Station, a central hub for fire operations, and 6385 Fire House-I, which provided an expanded base of operations. The 6554 Blaze Brigade featured a fire response unit, and 6480 Hook and Ladder Truck offered advanced firefighting capabilities with its extendable ladder. .
1988 LEGO Sets
In 1988, LEGO continued to expand and solidify its position as a leading toy manufacturer. The year witnessed the continuation of popular themes and the introduction of new ones. One of the notable introductions was the LEGO Pirates theme, which brought a fresh adventure concept to the LEGO world, complete with pirates, soldiers, island settings, and unique elements like the iconic LEGO pirate ship. This theme was groundbreaking as it included new minifigure facial expressions, departing from the classic smiley face to showcase more character-specific emotions. Meanwhile, the company maintained its commitment to educational products, with the DUPLO line catering to younger children and Technic sets offering more intricate building challenges for older fans.