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I just got this old pedal car but have not been able to find out what the make, model or year is. Can anyone identify the car? It is in excellent condition, no rot and not a single dent! Only missing one pedal and the steering wheel needs some attention. Something of this size I am willing to lay down a few coats of clear and hand buff so the paint looks 3 feet deep.
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Pedal CarsPedal cars for children first appeared in the late 1880s, when Karl Benz in…
It looks like a Steelcraft 37-40 Chevy. Very nice find
yes I think you're correct,,another poster on a HAMB suggested the same and then I found this pic but no information..My car never had a windshield frame ...no mounting holes...I did get an original hood ornament on fleabay this week..
http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/qq68/windigo69/DSC_0035.jpg
Did you buy this car on eBay? Looks familar.
No I got it locally. The seller also sold me a 1951 Mercury tailgate(rare like honest politician) last year,,don't know where he gets the stuff but the prices are right.
Hello you have a very cool 1936 Steelcraft Chevy. Thank you for sharing you great fine with us? Matthew Vaznaian
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love your car 1936 Steelcraft Chevy