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InStep Pink Lady Pedal Car | 
 enlarge | Brand: InStep
Category: Sports
Buy New: $119.99
New (3) from $119.99
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 13411
Color: Pink
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 2 - 5 years
Size: One Size
Shipping Weight (lbs): 37
Dimensions (in): 37 x 25 x 17
MPN: PC750
Model: 14-PC750
UPC: 038675070035
EAN: 0038675070035
ASIN: B000J5B49C
Release Date: September 21, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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| Features:
| • | Stylish, nostalgic 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 | | • | Custom decal package; 70-pound weight limit; some assembly required |
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Product Description
- Solid steel construction - Provides outstanding durability
- Authentic detailing - Brings back memories of old times
- Customizable decal package - Make it truly your own
- Adjustable pedal drive - Fits a wide size range of children
- Lead-free paint - For a safe and attractive finish
- Functional steering - Provides true performance and easy use
- Rubber tires and chrome hub caps - Finishes a great custom look
- Max Weight Limit: 70 lbs.
- Assembled Weight: 37 lbs.
Amazon.com Product Description
Offering a stylish, old-fashioned design with authentic detailing, the InStep Pink Lady pedal car lets your child's imagination (and feet) run wild. The car, which fits a wide range of children, features a durable solid steel frame that holds up to use and abuse through the years, along with a functional steering wheel that's easy to steer. The rubber tires and chrome hub caps, meanwhile, not only feel smooth but offer a sleek, streamlined look. Other details include an adjustable pedal drive, a completely safe lead- free paint job, and a customizable decal package. Appropriate for children ages 3 and up, the Pink Lady pedal car offers a maximum weight limit of 70 pounds and requires some assembly.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
very pleased January 6, 2009
Cassandra L. Phillips (Springfield, MO)
My dad put the car together, so i can't write about that :) But my 3 yr old loves her car, it's easier to pedal than I thought it would be. She doesn't go as fast as the other kids on their motorized vehicles, but when she's alone, she'll pedal back and forth. And she loved her name on her car.
Adorable car, sturdy, love it January 4, 2009
Susan M. Brown (Central PA USA)
Bought this for my granddaughter's 4th birthday. It arrived in the original box. Not too difficult to assemble. Parts all fit well, no issues with missing parts. No odor as others have complained of. It is just a great pedal car that I was able to get at a sale price. I highly recommend this if you are looking for a pedal car that is a reasonable price. Most of the pedal cars today are plastic. This is a sturdy metal. It is really cute and we will see how she likes it next week.
classic car October 4, 2008
Candybelle (NY)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This car did require some assembly but every minute was worth it. My 3 year old wants to eat and sleep in her car. I absolutely love it. The look on her face when she drives is priceless. Not too mention all the compliments she gets when she drives. Every penny was worth it!!!!
Blast From the Past April 16, 2008
Kenneth A. Gilbert
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I had a nice old all metal pedal car just like this as a kid. Who didn't?
Of course, mine was a rusty old hand-me-down from my elder cousins. That car, like this car, was made of steel. They tend to last a long time; they go through a lot of kids! Despite the rust, I loved that thing and I played with it constantly.
Now my daughter has the same thing to enjoy. Heavy? Sure. It's built like a tank. BUT how many other pedal cars out there can you wash, wax, and buff just like daddy does to his car?
Besides, more parents should be buying HUMAN-powered toys for kids today. What kind of 4 year old needs to be relaxing in a giant plastic humvee with blingin' rims just stomping on a pedal to make a electric motor propel them around the yard?
They've got plenty of time to get lazy later. In the meantime, have 'em work up a sweat and sleep hard.
I left off the decals and went for a sano look. The chrome polishes up nicely!
Awesome and Excited December 5, 2007
Krista Morris (Arizona)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Well we got the pink pedal car on Monday. My husband opened it Monday night to make sure it was all there. It is all there. It is in mint condition. We can't wait to put it together on Christmas Eve and watching my daughter's face when she sees it on Christmas morning under the Tree.
Thanks for the fast service. We wouldn't mind doing service with you again in the future.
thanks again
The Morris Family
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