Classic Pedal Race Car (Racer) Ride-On Toys
Our Pedal Racer was inspired by the famous 1952 through 1957 Ferrari F2 Racers and other Grand Prix type racers of that era. The famous and rare Giordani Racers of the mid fifties is also in its heritage. Whereas most of the Giordani Racers were made of fiberglass, our Pedal Racer is all steel. It is a beautiful pedal race car, so well proportioned most people are unaware of how big it is, almost 50% bigger than our other pedal vehicles. This pedal race car comes with chrome rims, a chrome steering wheel, chrome knock off spinners, chrome windshield and a big chrome grille. This is a very unique vehicle that will light up the heart of any child. This pedal race car is recommended for ages 3 to 7. The pedal racer comes in chrome, red, and black. Your child will have fond memories of his very first race car for years to come, and so will the neighbors!
All Chrome Racer Pedal Car - Limited EditionVroom! Vroom! She's sleek and shiny in the all-chrome limited edition.
Just like our regular American Retro 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. Your child will be the envy of the neighborhood in this sleek chrome pedal car with solid rubber tires. Get this Limited Edition before this beauty is gone!
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Black Racer Pedal CarOur American Retro Pedal Racer was inspired by the famous 1952-1957 Ferrari F2 Racers and other Grand Prix type racers of the era. Your child will be the envy of the neighborhood in this cool black pedal race car. Get this beauty before they're sold out!
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Red Racer Pedal CarOur American Retro Pedal Racer was inspired by the famous 1952-1957 Ferrari F2 Racers and other Grand Prix type racers of the era. Your child will be the envy of the neighborhood in this hot red pedal race car. Red is our most popular color. Get this beauty while they're all gone!
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In case you missed it, actor Emile Hirsch, star of Speed Racer, was
featured on Parade Magazine's "In Step With..." on May 4, 2008. In the picture, Hirsch is riding on American Retro's pedal race car painted to look like the Mach 1.
Speed Racer's Emile Hirsh on Mach 5 (Pedal Racer)
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