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I bought this pedal car at an auction a few years ago. I've done some research but cannot find the year or make of this car. I think this may have been a fire truck model. I know the seat is not original but I'm not sure about the wheels. Any feedback (information or possibly advice where I would find more info.) would be appreciated. THANKS
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I found this on google. They also say if you have a car and don't know what it is they can help.
http://www.pedalcar.com/index.php?cPath=21
I don't think it was a fire engine. Pretty sure it was originally a hearse. Casket would have been trailer mounted.