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Just like our regular Pedal Race cars, the Limited Edition Chrome finish car stems from the same classic inspiration: the famous 1952-1957 Ferrari F2 Racers and other Grand Prix type racers of the era.
The chrome pedal car racer is a beautiful car and so well proportioned that most people are unaware of how big it is.
In addition to the chrome paint job, it comes with chrome rims, a chrome steering wheel, chrome knock off spinners, chrome windshield, and a big chrome grille.
Check out the size in the detailed picture below when you compare it to a regular pedal car, too.
Vroom! Vroom!
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The Pedal Car Racer was inspired by the famous 1952-1957 Ferrari F2 Racers and other Grand Prix type racers of the era.
The pedal car racer is a beautiful car and so well proportioned that most people are unaware of how big it is. Almost 50% bigger than our other pedal cars.
It comes with chrome rims, a chrome steering wheel, chrome knock off spinners, chrome windshield, and a big chrome grille.
Cool ride! Gorgeous Red!
Rubber tires, glistening paint, these tractors will bring back fond memories of childhood and life on the farm.
Pedal tractors are a “keeper” and with their heavy duty die cast metal construction (as well they come in plastic), can be passed down to the next generation….or brother or sister.
Made in Spain, these Injusa ride on toys are top of the line.
Nice Ride!
Now you can buzz around in the bright yellow Bumble Bee Train. Everyone will know you’re coming with the working headlight and bell.
The Bumble Bee train features an all steel construction, lead free powder coat paint, authentic steel cattle guard, high traction non slip tires, three position adjustable pedals and a padded seat.
Choo! Choo! Chugging Along!
Inspired by the famous and highly collectible “sad face” vehicles of the 1940’s, it is true in all details.
The red tow truck is sharp enough to respond to the most imaginative of road-side assistance calls, and proudly proclaim their 24/7 service on the fender.
Just like the originals, the red tow truck is made of heavy gauge steel and is ready for hours of play.
The tow truck comes in Red with white graphics and Yellow with black graphics.
Happy towing!
Your little girl will feel like a big girl as she drives this stylish pink “slug bug.” The Mini Motos Car Bug is a battery-operated riding toy featuring a purple ABS plastic body with colorful heart designs and yellow hubcaps. This cute kid-sized Mini Motos car travels 2 to 4 mph.
The Mini Motos Car Racer Bug comes with a remote control. The Mini Motos car can be driven as a normal ride-on or simply flip the switch and have a parent take over with the hand held remote. Remote works up to 50M (164 ft). The battery operated car will stop if driven out of range.
Don’t forget the little “toot, toot” horn and left and right turn signals. Also your little girl will “get down” with the music the car racer plays.
So….cool!!
“Lil’ Red” - All aboard…….. This train is ready to pedal!
Chugging through the countryside, now you can buzz around in the Lil’ Red Train.
Everyone will know you’re coming with the working headlight and bell.
The Lil’ Red Train feature an all steel construction and lead free powder coat paint. The pedal train comes with an authentic steel cattle guard, high traction non slip tires, three position adjustable pedals and a padded seat.
Choo! Choo!!!!
We want to put you in your own driver’s seat in this Classic metal racer ride on toy. The Classic racer ride on toy is painted in hot red for loads of fun and an all around cool ride for your little boy or girl.
This is your child’s opportunity to experience the sensational rush of racing around the neighborhood.
The racer ride on toy boasts heavy duty stamped steel body with detailed chrome accents.
The most famous easy working steering wheel also has four durable steel wheels for easy maneuvering and comes with long lasting rubber tires.
Your little tyke will be the hit of the neighborhood in these hot wheels — Awesome Ride!
An antique pedal car is a different old school toy!
posted by Munchkin @ 9:16 AM
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Children start to mature and use their gross motor skills almost immediately. Moms usually view in surprise as their kids achieve new abilities such as holding up their head, rolling over, and take those valuable initial steps.
As the child strengthens their gross motor abilities they can also start to increase the control of their smaller muscles required for fine motor abilities. Most of the time children gain almost all of their gross motor abilities through play. There are numerous toys and games which kids love which can help them expand these skills.
One old-fashioned toy which is excellent for gross motor talents development is the antique pedal car. These toys have been cherished by youngsters for generations. They are excellent for working all the leg muscles a kid has as well as some upper body muscles as well.
When a child uses a pedal car they also work on hand eye coordination for steering the car in the right route. Antique pedal cars as well as battery power-driven pedal cars are great for the development of kids at any age. Since your child uses their body to launch the vehicle forward they’re inflating their strength and muscle control.
A different old school toy which is perfect for gross motor abilities growth is an antique pedal car.
This baby blue Sky King Trike is pegged as a perfect gift for a prop-deprived children’s photographer, or an indulgent grandparent.
Even my little brother can ride the trike. On the other hand, maybe you’re looking to go further back, to the trike your grandparents might have ridden. This is classic and downright beautiful.
A new spin on an old favorite, this child’s tricycle is designed in the form of the famed 1936 SkyKing trike. Coated with a powered blue paint and is also lead-free.
Your toddler will look sharp on this sleek adaptation. This model features an adjustable seat with spring for comfort, a working headlight for when playtime runs into dusk, and solid rubber tires for whatever terrain the day may bring.
That Sky King is sweet-looking!