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1940s ferbedo pump pedal car. bought car on ebay had it restored to this yankees car. very rare. nice collector item, hope the new owner gets some autographs on it , will be worth a lot.
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Hello, Were these type pedal cars only made for the Yankees? What is it's restored estimated value? Very nice job. Thanks
Mick was the man . . . #7 forever ! Met him a few times up in Albany New York . . . my friend Al took him to dinner a couple of times and had great conversations with him. I'll never forget the chuckles when he said how he used to have stacks of Mickey Mantle Cards in his hand that kids would send him for autographs . . . he threw them to Tom Tresh and he said what am I going to do with these . . . so they just threw them into the garbage barrel . . . Tresh told us one time when he was at a card show in Albany, NY that he remembers doing it and wishes he kept the cards . . . after the fact. He just laughed !
i have one of these cars, it's yellow and says "speedster" on the sides. any idea of the value ?