The "Holy Grail" of Corvette Pedal Cars
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The "Holy Grail" of Corvette Pedal Cars
I have little doubt there will be a fight over this thing. Dig the slideshow. I would've done anything to be one of those lucky kids in the race.
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#7
Drifting
Super-cool! It will be interesting to see how much it brings for sure.
If you miss being the high bidder on this one, I'd be glad to put you in the driver's seat of one of these fine machines:
I was a very avid pedal car collector at one time - still have a few that I'd like to sell.
Todd
If you miss being the high bidder on this one, I'd be glad to put you in the driver's seat of one of these fine machines:
I was a very avid pedal car collector at one time - still have a few that I'd like to sell.
Todd
#12
Burning Brakes
#13
Amazing condition for it's age. When we outgrew our pedal cars, my brothers and I used to modify them for downhill races and see how many of our friends could climb on for the ride. Wheels would fly off, axles would snap and the bodies would shatter - thankfully it was just the pedal car bodies.
#14
I'm blown away by how well they scaled down the real car's proportions. To this day, most pedal cars look like caricatures of the real car with oversized grilles, goofy trim and tiny wheels. The "Kiddie Corvette" is what happens when the GM Styling department gets involved.
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Tech Contributor
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Tech Contributor
#19
1953
I have a 1953 corvette pedal car with all of the original documentation. It has never been rode or touched the ground. I am looking for pricing advice for this pedal car as I am looking to sale. Any advice helps. Thank you
#20
Law Dawg Moderator
Please start a new thread as opposed to resurrecting an 8 year old thread.