Vintage Peddle Cars!

I had a US Army Jeep. Though it was pretty cool when I was a kid. Not sure what happened to it.

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So did I :encouragement: I vaguely remember driving it off the small bridge over the ditch linking out home to the street and coming out smelly less than roses. We lived in Richmond BC :canada: then which was below sea level hence the ditches @ 1959/60. I remember being hosed down by my Dad in the back yard before being allowed back in the house. :biggrin-new:
 
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Is this the kind of thing?...!
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I'm the early Jim Carrey haircut one sitting very casually on the bonnet.
Andy

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This is the Fire Chief pedal car model my aunt bought me for Christmas so long ago. Picture reflects a restored model. Going dig thru a album to see if I still have a pic of it.

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Found the Christmas pic with the Fire Chief car. Back in the day six shooter cap guns were cool!

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Okay, this is too much fun. I took down a montage my parents made for me many decades ago so I could scan in this picture taken on my birthday in 1951. I had just turned two and they thought it was time for me to learn to drive... :very_drunk:

You know I had never noticed that they bought me a "used car" at that. I guess my dad having just gotten out of the Navy and started working for the CAA couldn't afford a new one. But that's okay! I sure as heck didn't care back then, so why worry about it now!

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That looks like the one I had, but I remember a green colour with just a white star on the side, no S&B. There was a U.S. ARMY on the hood sides and on the back of the body, with a smaller white star. The wheels and the little rails on the back were a dead give-away. I had three step brothers, all younger than me, and the venerable ol' ARMY Jeep saw action from at least two of them as well. Those were the days.....

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