Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 ADULT ASSEMBLY ONLY Install 9" right rear drive wheel on right axle and hammer black snap cap on axle. (fig 1 and fig 2)Install 9" left wheel on left axle and hammer black snap cap on axle.Install 1 steel washer on left front axle and then install 8" front wheel, hammer black snap cap on left axle.Install 1 steel washer on right front axle and then install 8" front wheel, hammer black snap cap on right.. more

Edsel Ford Supports Program Helping JDRF and Honoring 75th Anniversary of Iconic ’32 Ford Ten of the premier hot rod builders in the country are constructing customized pedal cars to be auctioned for charity Funds will be split between the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and the charities chosen by each of the builders The first of the one-off pedal cars, built by Chip Foose, was unveiled May 11, 2006 at the national convention of the Juvenile.. more

Although we don't currently sell any pedal car parts ourselves, we know people who do! I've started making a list in my Favorite Links page, together with some people who specialize in buying, selling and restoring old original pedal cars - those really made 40-60 years ago! Let me tell you, these are beautiful cars but be prepared for the sticker shock. It's not uncommon to see an unrestored original sell for $5,000+ - and I've seen $20,000. Now you see why there is.. more

By: Michael Collins | Ford Communications NetworkIt wasn't long after Henry Ford began mass-producing Model T's at the turn of the century that kids took to sidewalks in miniature pedal cars. The steel covered toys remained high on children's wish-lists until the 70's when the company stopped producing them. Just as the 1965 Mustang was a runaway hit, so was its counterpart pedal car, selling over 93,000 units by Christmas of its first year in production. Four.. more