Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Squirrel on October 31, 2002, 02:39:25 PM
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and guess who's behind the wheel of this incredible machine.. (a hint: he's quite a card.. wildcard that is ;) )
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Bet that "toy" would be worth alot today, in its condition then...
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There's a company that makes these today (can't remember the name), and they run around $350 US. They are all metal, and the prop turns as the child pedals. They have numerous models, including a P-40 (like the one above) and a F4U, as well as several bi-planes.
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http://www.pedalcarusa.com/pedalairplanes.htm
(http://www.pedalcarusa.com/images/Planes/SharkAttack100.jpg)
(http://www.pedalcarusa.com/images/Planes/Corsair3large.gif)
This one looks similar to the photo up top...
(http://www.pedalcarusa.com/images/Planes/pursuitnewcatalog.JPG)
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Oh... they have one for Rip also... :)
(http://www.pedalcarusa.com/images/Rocky/bmw400.jpg)
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Originally posted by Sabre
There's a company that makes these today (can't remember the name), and they run around $350 US. They are all metal, and the prop turns as the child pedals. They have numerous models, including a P-40 (like the one above) and a F4U, as well as several bi-planes.
A P-40??? Sabre, look again dude- the landing gear is way too big for a P-40 and it has an open cockpit. It looks more like a Pontiac GTO.
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Originally posted by Sandman_SBM
Oh... they have one for Rip also... :)
(http://www.pedalcarusa.com/images/Rocky/bmw400.jpg)
Thats Hajo's car, A Z3'er! Hey Hajo, you paying attention? :)
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BTW: thats PC-41 behind the wheel of that kite.. I never had such fancy toys when I was a kid ;) I work with his daughter and when I saw this photo I knew what I must do :p ...
I think I still like the authentic paint job better than the newer gussied-up models..
Sqrl