Wow!I had a Jeep pedal car in the 1950's that was much like this one, complete with a wooden machine gun on the hood. My mother sold it for a few dollars when I outgrew it. It would be worth hundreds to a collector now...
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We had one just like that!!! Such fun!I found a photo of the fire engine with my cousin View attachment 108371View attachment 108372and one of my dog Toby. Even he had something to ride.
Nope, but we did have a Pogo Stick (LOL).
I've always loved that little car, Gary!Heh, found a small scale model of the exact pedal car I had as a kid.
So, I bought it (couldn't not)
It sits on my roll top desk beside an old hockey puck from days of yore
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Everything, all the mechanisms, worked on it
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and a pic of me and mine
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Fast. Did you have a pedal car growing up?
If so, what kind/style?
Well, at least you experienced high handlebars and banana seats!No I never even saw one until I stayed with my grandma in Hempstead and my other grandma in Central Islip. Even if I had one while living in BedStuy/Crown Heights or Brownsville I would've been jacked for sure. By the time I moved out of Fun City it was bikes with high handle bars and banana seats.
Awww... thanks, FM!Aunt Marg said "I still have a great deal of kid left in me, having never truly grown out of the likes of a few of my favourite childhood things, with pedal cars sitting at the top of my list as far as favourites go.
That struck me and that is how we should all live and trust me, I have done so all of my life. I know it has kept me healthy.
But what great old memories it would make for.I never had a pedal car. However, if I had one of those pedal trucks in some of the pictures in this thread, I would probably find it a sad thing to have grown too large to fit in it over time.
Tony
Those pedal trucks would just be too cool to outgrow.But what great old memories it would make for.![]()