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I had bought this car in an estate sale for 50 bucks, I have not been able to find any information on this specific model, so if any of you know any information I would greatly like to get a price on this car... thank you so much everyone for taking the time to read this..
I only found one other car like this online and it was just a picture from a museum in Nebraska
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hello, my father has the same pedal car VC MAJESTIC, but we have no info on it, in fact the one pictured on this page is the only one we`ve seen and were exited to see it, if you get anyore please let us know thanks.
Thanks everyone, @Tractor I have not purchased anymore nor have I been able to find any information on this. I have no clue where to go or who to ask lol....But I am glad to hear there is another one out there. You should post a few pics of your fathers. Does his have original seat? Mine is just a board.
Hello again, and thanks to hoopsnit for your comments. I have pics of my fathers VC car that he restored, the car was rough and had been painted several times, either way it was an improvement and not having any info on the car he just used his imagination, not sure if the seat is original but it looks to be, hope you enjoy!
Hello hoopsnit, I was able to post a few pics and hope you enjoy them, also i read some of my previous post and realize that i should spell check myself or at least read them before i post lol! i said if you get anymore, i meant anymore info i think you understood thanks.
hello hoopsnit its been awhile but I wanted to ask you about the museum in Nebraska and where to find the picture of the car that you found
Tractor I am looking again. All I remember is that it took awhile to find the site that I did. I can't believe how rare this car is. I emailed a guy I found online to ask if he knew any more information.
David@thepedalcarguy.com was his contact info off hiis site.
Hey Tractor. The people I contacted have replied. They said they have no information on any of there sources. One guy from said it is possible that the car is from United Kingdom or England. I'll keep doing more research