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Posted 2 years ago
cvaddy495
(5 items)
Picked up this pedal car from the trash. The only thing I know about it is what I seen on the internet: New Limited Edition Ford Model-T Roadster Pedal CarOfficially licensed by Ford Motor Company! Customers literally line up to buy this beautifully-detailed all-metal Limited Edition Roadster Pedal Car! It features a padded seat, functional steering wheel, old-fashioned horn and an adjustable windshield. It also has gold chrome working headlights (2 size D batteries), hubcaps and bumper. This exquisite machine comes with working headlights, full running boards, gold chrome tire guards, and gold pin striping with a powder coat of midnight black; all riding on treaded, solid rubber gold-wall tires and brown padded seat cushion. Built for the typical youngster ages 2 to 5 years old.
I wish I knew the year this pedal car was made.
Pedal CarsPedal cars for children first appeared in the late 1880s, when Karl Benz in…
READ the information for this item, it says "
Sequentially numbered serial number certificate and matching license place included!
Read more: Limited Edition Bergundy Roadster - One of our 200 to 300 Dollars http://www.classic-pedal-cars.com/Model-T-Pedal-Cars/Limited-Edition-Bergundy-Roadster#ixzz1WtqxlzD3 , Authentic touches include shiny gold-plated bumper, hubcaps, headlights, hood ornament, windshield, steering wheel, fenders and front grill. There's even an adjustable windshield, a functional old-fashioned horn and working headlights. Requires 2 "D" batteries for headlights (not included). Holds up to 75 pounds."
The only difference here is the color.........You're NOT gonna get rich from this !
Thank you!!! That is more information that I didn't know.
Well, I'd say finding 200-300 dollars in the trash ain't so bad!! Sweet little car! Now why would anyone throw that away...some people... :O