Product Description

The famous "sad face" pedal cars of the late 1940's and early 1950's inspired our pedal sedan. It was nick-named "sad face" because of it's front end, similar to a 1949 Oldsmobile, a 1949 Packard or a 1949 Buick, looks like an up-side-down smile. Our vehicle is trimmed with a chrome windshield, chrome steering wheel, chrome hubcaps and a chrome hood ornament. As with all of our vehicles, it is made out of heavy gauge steel just like the original pedal cars of the forties. We make the sedan in various colors.

Features:

• Overall Dimensions: Length 36', width of body 15.5"
• Materials: Heavy gauge steel in body and undergear, solid rubber tires
• Wheels: Ball bearing, steel, 8" with 5/8" rubber tires
• Finish: Body and undergear are done in a lead free, child safe powder coating
• Insignias: Lead free paint and vinyl
• Driving Mechanism: Ball bearing pull rods, ball bearing rear axle hangers

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #119026 in Toys & Games
• Brand: American Retro
• Model: AR-4010
• Released on: 2008-03-01
• Dimensions: 21.00" h x 15.50" w x 36.00" l, 36.00 pounds

Features

• Vehicle made of heavy gauge steel and solid rubber tires
• Adjustable pedals
• Body and under gear are done in a lead free; child safe powder coating
• Inspired by the very rare sad face sedans of the late 1940's
• Recommended age range from 2 to 6 years

From the Manufacturer
Our pedal sedan was inspired by the very rare "sad face" sedans of the late 1940's. The "sad face" sedans were rare because most sad faces were used for the trucks and large estate wagons. It's molded shape, leaving very few flat areas was legendary for it's strength. Our vehicle is trimmed with a chrome windshield, chrome hood ornament, chrome steering wheel and chrome hub caps. As with all of our vehicles, it's made of heavy guage steel just like the originals. Adjustable pedals. Recommended ages 2 to 6 years old and adult supervision required.

Customer Reviews

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I placed and order within Amazon.com 5 weeks before X-mas. The site said that the product would be shipped in 5-7 days. It is has been 7 weeks and they still don't know when the product will arrive. This was a X-mas gift for my nephew. This is the last time I order something from Amazon.com