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I just purchased this pedal car, it is not like any other one I have seen. I was hoping that somone might be able to help me find out when/where it may have been made. It is a replica of a 1941 Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta.
It is in good working condition, no dents, and is a full metal body. I was told it was purchased in 1941 but there are no markings on it anywhere to verify a manufucture date or any other details.
It was just unique so I picked it up.
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Pedal CarsPedal cars for children first appeared in the late 1880s, when Karl Benz in…
I don't know anything about this car except that it's wicked cool!
I also have the same exact car and I have been looking to see how much they are worth. I found the replica of this car (as in reproduction) on moneymachines.com and they are going for 489.00. I would also be interested to find out how much it is worth. Mine looks to be in the same shape as yours. Laura
This car was produced by A/R "AMERICAN RETRO" in the 1980's. The company is still in business and they are located in California