Archive for January, 2012

January 31, 2012
Author: John

1932 Roadster Pedal Fire Truck

What an ingenious way to give Tours of a city. In Chicago, O’leary has a fully equipped Antique Fire Truck, providing exciting Tours, most-scenic, informative and most enjoyable. The Fire Truck Tours, are perfect for Birthday Parties, Corporate Outings, Parades, Family Reunions and good Ole-Fahioned-Fun.            Interesting enough, our Antique Pedal Fire Truck , is similar and a bit older than the the Fire Trucks O’leary uses, however offer the same spirit enjoyed. Featuring – wooden ladders, hose reel, solid rubber tires, ball bearing drive, chrome – windshield, steering wheel, hub-caps and Fire-bell, all wrapped in a high luster Powder Coat finish and custom graphics. Surely, your ‘Lil’ Fireman will be thrilled to put out any fire in this stunning Fire Truck Roadster.

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January 30, 2012
Author: John

1925 Deluxe Packard

The production of automobiles by the 1920′s, enabled people to travel for once, much further on ground, rather by foot or horse-back permitted. Touring Vacations came to be more popular- however were carefully planned as Petrol Stations were far between. This would give birth to the Chain Gas-station and Tourist Motels, in the decades to come.                   Featured is a charming 1925 Packard, similar to our Antique Pedal Car , offering- adjustable pedal assembly, ball-bearing drive, hand crank, chrome – grille, head-lights, windshield and steering wheel, all wrapped in a high luster Powder Coat finish. Surely, these Antique Collectibles, will bring a Happy Face, and cast memories for a Lifetime.

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January 29, 2012
Author: John

Yellow Pedal Car Tow Truck

Not your mellow yellow, rather a yellow delight! The unique styling from the 40′s + 50′s by Murray, shines thru with a brilliant yellow lead-free Powder Coat finish, a stunning Yellow Pedal Car, equipped with working hoist, ready to rescue any stranded motorist.                                                                                          Featuring- ball bearing drive, adjustable pedals, trimmed with a chrome windshield, side rails, real ringing bell, steering wheel and hub-caps; accented with an official red light and custom graphics, and crank chain lift. Surely, this beautiful Gem, will make for hours of imaginative play, and bring memories for a Lifetime.

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January 27, 2012
Author: John

Corsair Pedal Plane

Altitude was the operating characteristic for the F4U Corsair, to be successful over the “Zero” Japanese Fighter. Altitude dictated the terms of battle, as the F4U could out-perform a “Zero” in every aspect- except slow speed maneuverability and slow speed rate of climb. Running slow was just not a part of the Corsair’s equation. At the end of WW II, the Corsair finished strong in a famous campaign known as the “Black Sheep” Squadron, led by Marine Major Gregory “Pappy” Boyington, in an area of the Solomon Islands called “The Slot”.                                                         Featured, is our stunning Corsair Vintage Pedal Planes with- padded and snapped seat, rotating propeller, non-slip pedals, all wrapped in a high-luster Powder Coat finish and custom graphics. Surely, your ‘Lil’ Pilot will become a “Top Gun”, with this Gem having an influence in pursuing a rewarding career.

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January 25, 2012
Author: John

Pretty Pink Princess Pedal Car

A Touring Car, an open car seating five or more passengers, had two or four doors. Often fitted with a folding roof and curtains, popular in the 20th century as an alternative to the Runabout and Roadster. Ford built over 6 million Touring models, of the 15,000,000 estimated Model T’s built. When the top is folded down, it formed an accordian mass known as the “Fan” behind the back seat; not necessarily a hiding place for young Lovers to make-out in. “Fan Covers” were made to protect the top and its wooden ribs, while in the open position.                                                          Featured, is a Vintage Ford Model T, symbolic of the delightful Vintage Pedal Car offering; 3 position pedal assembly, sealed ball bearing drive, high-traction tires, chrome- headlights, windshield and steering wheel, all wrapped in a high luster Powder Coat finish. Surely, your ‘Lil’ Princess will be a hit in any neighborhood, with this charming Vintage Pedal Car.

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January 24, 2012
Author: John

 

Vintage USB Director II

USB Turntables are becoming more and more popular, even though their function hasn’t completely become known. One of the best ways to resurrect your old vinyl from the attic or basement, and re-capture your cherished tunes. Having USB connectivity to the Turntable means you connect them to computers and convert analog music into digital.                                                                                                                      The Crosley Director II, will cast you as the producer, or a least the Preserver. With the touch of a button, you can effortlessly record your 33′s, 45′s and 78′s directly to CD. This sleek masterpiece houses a variety of technology complete with 3-Speed Turntable, CD Recorder, AM/FM Radio with nostalgic Analog Tuner, Cassette Player and Portable Audio Ready. Now, you can Rock The nite away!

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January 22, 2012
Author: John

Pink Sadface Sedan

Despite the shadow of a 15 Trillion dollar deficit over the U.S., and Wall Street Banks holding Billions of Tax-payers bail-out dollars, Unemployment numbers dipped to 352,000 this past week. The question remains when will Big Banks step forward, and begin loosening restraints on lending for Private Enterprise – to turn a Sadface Economy into a Thriving Economy once again.                        Los Angeles just exported over 2 million containers abroad – the first in many months, a drop in the bucket compared to our Imports. Our Sadface Pedal Car is only one product in millions, that our country imports and enjoys. A ride-on-toy featuring – ball bearing drive, solid rubber tires, Chrome- windshield, hood ornament, steering wheel, and hub-caps, all wrapped in a non-toxic Powder Coated finish and custom graphics. By giving one of these Gems as a Gift to your ‘Lil’ Tyke or Princess, you’ll help convert a Sadface Economy into a Happy Face Economy.

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January 19, 2012
Author: John

Pink Tricycle Gem

Glitz and Glamour exudes from our Antique Pink Tricycle , loaded with 1000 sparkling crystals with silvertone hardware. Each crystal is hand-applied in proportion and with attention to detail. It’s sweeping body and attractive frame, certainly resembles being 100 % Pink, 100 % Girl, and 100% Guarded.   Featuring – ball bearing drive,, solid rubber tires, headlight, handgrips and padded seat, all steel body wrapped in a non-toxic coating; Surely, will be a delight for any ‘Lil’ Princess, and will bring memories for a Lifetime.

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January 18, 2012
Author: John

Red Pedal Train

The ancient Romans contributed to the invention of Railroads, revered as the Appian Way. Constructed of stone blocks, fitted closely together, rendered a smooth hard track for wheels. In the 1600′s tracks or roadways were constructed in London, Pisa, and Milan and other cities. In 1630, Beaumont built and invented rails on a highway, for the transport of coal from the Mines in New Castle, England.                                  Roger North testifies to railways being used on the river “Tyne” in 1676; with rails of timber placed end to end, in parallel lines. Thus – bulky Carts of Coal were placed on four-rollers, making a Horse-Drawn Carriage- easy. Railways were present in Scotland in 1745, during the Scotch rebellion. Here some of the earliest rails, had a round moulding of wood pinned to the rails, combined with wheels hollowed out like a Pulley, allowing the wheel to fit upon the “Wooden Rail”.             Fortunately, our Pedal Trains do not follow a Wooden Rail, rather ride on solid rubber tires, equipped with working headlight and bell, cattle guard, adjustable pedal assembly, and padded seat, all steel body wrapped in a high luster Powder Coat finish. Surely, your ‘Lil’ Engineer will be thrilled to “Whistle” along the track, and reap memories for a lifetime.

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January 17, 2012
Author: John

Red Pedal Car Racer

Formula One Racing, regarded as the Pinnacle of open-wheeled auto racing, refers to their position of single seater motor racing. There are two primary forms of Racing Formula: the Open Formula that allows a choice of chassis and/or engines; and the Control or ” Spec” Formula that relies on a single supplier for chassis and engines, creating a high-performance Racer, referred to as Grand Prix Racing.                    Formula Two – was first defined in 1947 as a form of B-class below Formula One. It was common for some Formula One events to include a number of F2 entries in the same field, in the World Championship seasons of 52′-53′. F2 was an Open Formula that allowed the use of any chassis that met regulations.                     Surely, our Pedal Racer will ignite the spirit in your ‘Lil’ Racer. Equipped with solid rubber tires, ball bearing drive, Chrome – rims, steering wheel, knock-off spinners, windshield and grille, all wrapped in a high luster Powder Coat finish. Truly, a dazzling Pedal Racer to behold!

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