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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1250.
Cool old pedal jeep. I’m not sure what type. The price seems a bit over the top given the seller can’t identify it either.
“1940’s Willys Jeep Pedal car had lights, horn, folding windshield, adjustable seat. 2 feet wide 4 feet long. really nice shape and rare have never seen another one like this. $1,250”
Wow. That really is a cool kids jeep. A lot of great detail. But you’re right Dave: $1250 is a bit high considering it’s neither pristine nor restored… and IMHO really should be O.D. Green 🙂
I’m sure plenty of fun was had in this, looks nice.
With the high hood, it is probably fashioned after a CJ3B, so it is probably made in the mid-50s. Looks a bit like an English Triang pedal Jeep, but might be from the Philippines.