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Patterned off our new Jalopy line, this “all steel” fire truck enjoys the same rounded hood and wooden dash.
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Our coolers are exact replicas of the 1940's thru 1950's all steel “six pack” Temprite and Acton picnic coolers. This is the Junior model, the most popular of the collectable coolers. It enjoys chrome corners on the top edge, a chrome handle and a chrome-locking bar. There is a built...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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Exact replica of the very collectable “double bubble” advertising clocks of the 1940's thru the 1960's. Well known for being the most attractive of all the advertising clocks, these clocks are beautiful. No batteries, all electric, in fact, we went back to the original movement maker and purchased our movements...
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The famous 1941 Steelcraft U.S. Army Patrol Plane inspired our pedal plane. Our plane is made of heavy gauge steel just like the originals. But we added chrome and lots of it. Our windshield, steering wheel, hubcaps, exhaust ports, hood scoops, and propeller are all chrome. When this plane is...
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The famous 1941 Steelcraft U.S. Army Patrol Plane inspired our pedal plane. Our plane is made of heavy gauge steel just like the originals. But we added chrome and lots of it. Our windshield, steering wheel, hubcaps, exhaust ports, hood scoops, and propeller are all chrome. When this plane is...
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The famous 1941 Steelcraft U.S. Army Patrol Plane inspired our pedal plane. Our plane is made of heavy gauge steel just like the originals. But we added chrome and lots of it. Our windshield, steering wheel, hubcaps, exhaust ports, hood scoops, and propeller are all chrome. When this plane is...
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The famous “sad face” pedal cars of the late 1940's and early 1950's inspired our pedal sedan. It was nick-named “sad face” because of it's front end, similar to a 1949 Oldsmobile, a 1949 Packard or a 1949 Buick, looks like an “up-side-down” smile. Our vehicle is trimmed with a...
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The famous “sad face” pedal cars of the late 1940's and early 1950's inspired our pedal sedan. It was nick-named “sad face” because of it's front end, similar to a 1949 Oldsmobile, a 1949 Packard or a 1949 Buick, looks like an “up-side-down” smile. Our vehicle is trimmed with a...
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The famous “sad face” pedal cars of the late 1940's and early 1950's inspired our pedal sedan. It was nick-named “sad face” because of it's front end, similar to a 1949 Oldsmobile, a 1949 Packard or a 1949 Buick, looks like an “up-side-down” smile. Our vehicle is trimmed with a...
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The famous “sad face” pedal cars of the late 1940's and early 1950's inspired our pedal sedan. It was nick-named “sad face” because of it's front end, similar to a 1949 Oldsmobile, a 1949 Packard or a 1949 Buick, looks like an “up-side-down” smile. Our vehicle is trimmed with a...
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The Estate Wagon is another “sad face”. As with the Pedal Sedan, it was inspired by the famous “sad face” Ranch Wagons of the late 1940's. It is a beautiful pedal car, the closest thing the pedal car world has to a “woody”. Trimmed with a chrome windshield, chrome steering...
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