InStep Fire Truck Pedal Car

November 26, 2009 | Author: webAdmin | Filed under: Bikes & Skates & Ride-Ons

InStep Fire Truck Pedal Car

InStep Fire Truck Pedal Car
List Price: USD 159.99
Lowest New Price: USD 168.50
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Binding: Sports
Manufacturer: InStep
Average Rating:
Product 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!
Amazon.com Product Description:
Combining a delightfully retro design that will please parents with easy-to-operate pedal action, this InStep Fire Truck pedal car will bring a smile to your child as he or she rambles through the neighborhood. Based on the design of the best-selling "Dip Side" pedal car from the 1950s, this InStep pedal car features solid steel construction for outstanding durability for years to come, and it's decorated with bright fire engine red lead-free paint. It's further complemented by shiny chrome steering wheel and ladder holders (with removable wooden ladders) and a bell attached to the hood with a fire helmet accent on top and string that attaches to the steering wheel. Other features include a small storage area behind the seat, rubber tires with chrome hub caps, and an adjustable pedal drive that fits a wide range of kids' sizes. Some assembly required. Appropriate for children ages 3 and up.

Specifications and Features:

  • For ages 3 and older
  • Maximum weight limit: 70 pounds
  • Assembled dimensions: 37 x 12 x 17 inches
  • Weight: 40 pounds
  • Solid steel construction
  • Authentic detailing
  • Adjustable pedal drive
  • Lead-free paint
  • Functional steering
  • Rubber tires and chrome hub caps


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
Brand: InStep
Model: 14-PC300
Release Date: 2006-09-21
Customer Reviews


this is an awesome pedal car
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.


Great Gift!
This is a great toy for any child, we bought for christmas for our 3yr old, I was nervous after reading reviews about difficulty of assembly and missing parts. The truck arrived in 1 day, that is fast and it didnt take 3hrs to put together, took all of 45mins, and no parts missing. Do not be nervous of this product it looks great, is built well and I cant wait to see my boys face christmas morning.


Terrible product, terrible customer service
Buyer beware when you buy this product. It is extremely difficult to put together, and I have had problems with a faulty peice that had to be replaced. Still, the car doesn't work. When I called the company, they tell me that it might be another faulty piece or a problem in how I put it together, and that I should ship it back to them for inspection.


Great firetruck
THis pedal car is a great toy. My two year old grandson absolutely loves it. Very sturdy, seems to be well built.


Poor concept overall
I wanted to buy a pedal car for my 2 year old, so he would exercise a bit, not act like a handicapped using an electric car. Such car is hard to find in stores. Now I know why. It's a piece of junk. It took forever to put it together; in fact, the ladder and other accesories never made it, because the child couldn't wait to ride it. But then, big disappointment for everyone. He couldn't get to pedal it, because it's not a circular motion, so after a few months of frustration and his feet hurt, we took the pedals off, so he can use his feet directly on the ground. Then, one of the wheels started falling off and the steering wheel is all rusted after a year. This ride toy is extremely heavy, very hard to manuver and a total frustration for my child. So now I just bought an electric Jeep. My boy gets his exercise on the bicycle and razor.


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