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Posted 14 years ago

shawimm
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Restored and customized "Flat Face" which was completed during the winter months of 2010-11. and gifted to my grandson as an Easter present.

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Savoychina1, 14 years ago
No wonder Grandparents are so revered! Way to keep it going!
flea, 14 years ago
Awesome. What will the kid get for Christmas? :-)
shawimm, 14 years ago
I let Santa take care of Christmas....LOL
Don, 14 years ago
you did a nice job looks great. how can i find decals and parts for old peddle cars and old kick scooters i cant find anything on the net can you help? email me if you can
Thanks Don
Doug, 14 years ago
Hi Don,

If you're into restoring old pedal cars I've found that Speedway Motors has just about anything and everything including decals.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Pedal-Cars-and-Parts.html
Don1954, 14 years ago
Thanks Doug
awseomeman, 11 years ago
Hey, I have a Flat Face just like yours and i want to customize it with tail lights and headlights. May i ask where you found the taillights, taillights, and wheels?
shawimm, 11 years ago
The tail lights are a motor cycle licence plate accessory that I found on ebay. I drilled holes where the original embossed tail lights were and welded in a piece of steel tubing with a washer tacked on the inside to bolt them in. The headlights were adapted from a pair of disposable flash lights. The wheels were ordered at the local hardware store and were lawn mower replacements. 8x1 3/4 inch on the rear and 7's x 1 1/2 on the front. Hope this helps...and thanks for the interest
pedalcarfanuk, 7 years ago
Hi ,

I absolutely love this build. I currently starting a dipside and would love to know more about the wheels you fitted .

How did you fit them as my drive wheels have 2 flats on so I'm not sure how it would work?

Any information you have would be great.

Thanks

Kieran

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