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Hi to everybody, it´s a pleasure find sites to share our remembers Im from Mexico, from a small town located close to the US border, that´s why I had the opportunity to enjoy all kind of japan electronic and US toys, here my pic on my 1960´s pedal car, if anybody have more pics of this kind of car, pleaseeeee share with me
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Very nice ! Welcome to CW and hope to see more of your collection . Did you look at the pedal cars that have been posted already ? That may interest you also .
Thank´s a lot, I dont have any collection , just this pic that make me remembering when I was a kid, and of course I want a similar pedal car or pics ...................
Welcome!.. I know the old toys that you may still have would love to seen by the enthusiast on here!...:-)