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InStep Fire Truck Pedal Car

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14-PC300

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Description:

For kids of all ages from toy collectors to boys and girls who want to drive like mom and dad. Great nostalgic pedal cars to stimulate their wild imaginations and provide hours of fun!

Features:
  • Stylish, nostalgic fire truck pedal car for children ages 3 and up

  • Solid steel frame with authentic detailing brings back old memories

  • Adjustable pedal drive fits a wide range of children; lead-free paint

  • Rubber tires and chrome hub caps feel smooth and look great

  • Easy-to-control steering wheel; 70-pound weight limit; some assembly required

Product Details:
Product Length: 42.0 inches
Product Width: 17.0 inches
Product Height: 12.0 inches
Product Weight: 41.0 pounds
Package Length: 42.6 inches
Package Width: 16.3 inches
Package Height: 12.1 inches
Package Weight: 41.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 43 reviews
 
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 43 customer reviews )
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14 of 16 found the following review helpful:

3Sturdy, good looking, but hard to pedal for little ones  Jan 02, 2008
By cyclz
My 2 1/2 year old nephew received this for Christmas and was very excited. However, two hours later when his dad, grandpa, and uncle (all highly skilled engineer-types) were still working on sorting out the nuts, bolts, and how to fix the bent axle so that the pedals would actually turn, he was sitting staring sadly with his head on the steering wheel saying, "But it's my truck . . ."

Grandpa commented that they sure hadn't changed how they make pedal trucks from the 1940s when his best friend got one. This is a good thing (durable construction) and a bad thing (lots of pieces and parts, heavy, hard to steer and pedal if you're small enough to fit in the thing.) Once it was put together and my nephew crawled in, it was apparent he was not going to be able to make it move by himself, at least on the short carpet in the basement. And he is a tall, strong, coordinated 2 1/2 year old. His four year old sister started pushing him, which simply led to crashing into walls and cabinets--their dad started scheming how to use pipe insulation to fashion bumpers and save the finish of his recent remodel until the snow melted in the spring and it could move outside.

All in all, my feeling is that if you want a sturdy, old-school, good-looking gift for a strong kid who loves trucks, this is for him or her. If you want something easier to put together that is light and easy enough to pedal/steer for most little ones, you might want to consider something cheap and plastic that will fall apart in a couple of years. One note on durability: my brother and I had a cast-iron John Deer pedal tractor (very similar design) 35 years ago and it still works!

8 of 10 found the following review helpful:

5Fire Truck Under the Tree  Jan 09, 2007
By Granna Kay "Granna"
A perfect grandparents' gift for a 2-7 year old. It looked special under the tree and was a HUGE success as a gift. It is very sturdy, with no sharp edges and plenty to stimulate the imagination of an active toddler and young child. It took about 2 hours to assemble, but was well worth the time.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

4Old Fashioned Fire Truck  Jun 13, 2011
By ACR
Love this! My grandson can't get enough of it. My only disappointment was it was left outside in the sun and the paint turned sort of purplish.

5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

3InStep Fire Truck Pedal Car  Aug 09, 2007
By R MEADS
The product itself is a neat toy, but when we put ours together, a couple of the pieces were scratched to the point of dissatisfaction. It is hard to pedal. Our son will have to gain quite a bit of muscle strength in his legs before he will be able to pedal and by that time comes, he may be too big to ride it. For what we received for the cost of this item, I would not recomend this toy. Buy a bike instead.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

4this is an awesome pedal car  Feb 10, 2010
By Samantha L. Wolf
my 4 year old loves this and it is definetly big enough. My munchkin is 54 lbs and really tall. He love this and it is really an awesome product.

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