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blwright
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My husband has inherited an original manufactured in 1964 mustang convertible pedal car. The car is in perfect shape- it was opened last week to see what it looked like. When have all the original packaging- but we have no idea what something like this is worth. Any imput is appreciated- or where to go to find information. Thanks.
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Pedal CarsPedal cars for children first appeared in the late 1880s, when Karl Benz in…
Brand New, $ 300.00 at this site:>>>>http://www.pedalcarusa.com/Mustang_Pedal_Cars.htm
if its an amf jr 64 its worth about 1200.00 if its a later model when amf sold to companey in mexico its still worth between 600.00 and 800.00 but just make sure its an origina and not a new repop
look at the one i have posted it is an original that we are restoring the photo is what it looked like when we got it from junk yard
i am restoreing one right now. find parts has been tough
I'm 54 now. I got one for Christmas as a child.
Each hubcap had plastic chromed tri-wings going to a round black or red..???/white gloss mustang horse centercap attatchments over what is there now that snapped into the three holes on each hubcap shown. (a hubcap enhancement mimicks the real mustang upgraded hubcaps.)