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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    But I wasn’t jealous, even at 8 I knew it looked contrived & mine had the battle worn patina of an authentic ex army. . .erm. . . pedal car.
    The ones that were involved in the famous counter attack at Khe Sanh during the Tet Offensive are very sought after.

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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas View Post
    You had a pedal car??? You rich SOB!

    Dad made me a "go-cart" when one of the old (big) lawnmowers died.
    Using those wheels, a swappa crate with one side cut off as a seat and some 4x1 for frame and steering.

    Was cool until it just about cut my right arm off.
    The trick was to take the blade off the motor when you made a go kart from a mower.

    ....didn't your dad like you much?

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    Twike $35,000 pedal car from Switzerland

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    just to show that pedal car bravery is still alive and well

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    bet it wont work but thumbs up for trying, at least I wont have to fish the thing out of the pool this time
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by lb99 View Post
    bet it wont work but thumbs up for trying, at least I wont have to fish the thing out of the pool this time
    I would agree ... not enough run-up ...

    at least 25 metres of 30 degree hill (or more of both :yes) ... with feet out to the side ... no worries ...
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