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The Radio Flyer 74 Coupe is made for a comfortable ride so you can walk in the park or on the boardwalk or just about anywhere.
Your little precious gems will have fun wherever they go with this Radio Flyer 74 Coupe!
The Coupe is a beautifully designed classic shiny red car. With a clicking key and a honking horn, the pedal car is loads of fun.
The Radio Flyer Coupe comes with an innovative “stow away” child footrest and a spinning steering wheel. Mom and dad will like the telescoping push handle.
Loads of fun!
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Who knew a stroll through the neighborhood could be so much fun? This parent-powered buggy is fun for everyone. Featuring a built-in seat for baby to sit on. And a secure safety belt. With a pretend steering wheel, so your little one can “drive.” Plus, a click-start ignition key and honking horn to make it just like the real thing.
While baby enjoys playing in the buggy, you can steer and push with the handle. This Radio Flyer 74 Coupe is made for a comfortable ride so you can walk in the park or on the boardwalk or just about anywhere.
The buggy rolls smoothly and surely on four oversized wheels. The doors opens and closes for loads of fun. It even comes equipped with a small trunk to store baby’s treasures.
Your little precious gems will have fun wherever they go with this Radio Flyer 74 Coupe!
The makers of the original little red wagon, Radio Flyer is the only company to produce plastic, steel and wood wagons. Radio Flyer is one of the oldest remaining national toy companies still owned and operated by the founding family.
When consumers wanted big air tires on their wagons, Radio Flyer gave it to them. When they wanted plastic wagons with cup holders, Radio Flyer produced that. They continued to innovate, while staying close to the consumer. Although still a relatively small company, Radio Flyer had managed to maintain its position since 1930 as the world’s largest producer of children’s toy wagons. In spite of increased competition, the company still held an estimated 70 percent of the wagon market as of the year 2000.
Aware that the company was a rarity in the fiercely competitive toy business, the company announced at the 2000 International Toy Fair that it would step up its licensing plans to spread its well-known brand name. The company had plans in 2000 to build two new model tricycles. One of these models is the Radio Flyer Classic Tricycle with chrome handle bars and fender, sturdy steel construction and durable steel spoked wheels with real rubber tires.
Radio Flyer’s Ride-ons put children in the driver’s seat of their imagination. Whether they are learning the rules of the road, taking a rocket ship to the moon, or winning the big race, Radio Flyer’s Ride-ons make childhood dreams soar. Classic retro styling and quality craftsmanship are features of every Radio Flyer Ride-On. These toys are classics, and can be passed on for generations of imaginative children to come. Radio Flyer Ride-ons help the dreams and wonder of childhood truly take flight.